Legacy Serves

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Serving is synonymous with getting connected at Legacy Church. Whether you’re into technology, people, pouring coffee or spending time with kids, God can use your gifts and skills to make a difference. Take a look at our teams below and then fill out the form to let us know how you’d like to put your gifts to work at Legacy Church.

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Legacy Kids

Campus Care

People Matter

Life Groups

Outreach

Local Missions

Alpha Pregnancy Care Center


provides pregnancy testing, pregnancy counseling, parenting classes, abstinence classes, Bible studies and baby clothing and furniture to underserved women in our area at five locations. APCC is a private Christian organization, funded by local churches, businesses and individuals.

Capital City Rescue Mission


is dedicated to proclaiming the life-changing gospel of Jesus Christ to the homeless and needy of the Capital Region. Providing for the whole person -body, mind and spirit- that they will return to society maturing in Christ as productive citizens.

Jezreel International

a faith-based humanitarian aid organization, was realized in September of 1996 as a response to seeing the dire straits of the poor in the former soviet union. Since that time, they have shipped desperately needed medical and hospital supplies, food, clothing, furniture, building supplies, personal care and hygiene products, baby products, toys, new shoes and sneakers to over 40 nations in need. In addition, they also are a resource for area rescue shelters for battered women, drug and alcohol rehab facilities, pro-life pregnancy centers, inner-city ministries & food pantries. In November of 2014, they started the Veterans Miracle Center, a special place for veterans to receive humanitarian aid in a retail-style resource center at no charge.

Glory House

Transforming lives to create healthy, whole families that experience the abundant life that God intends. Our mission is to provide a loving, safe and supporting family environment for young pregnant women, enabling them to find hope for today and vision for the future. We firmly believe that communities are better when families are healthy and whole. Glory House focuses on building healthy families by investing in young women at pivotal moments in their lives. Glory House is a maternity home for young ladies between the ages of 18-25 who are single, pregnant, and needing guidance for the decisions ahead. Our heart is to offer a healing and safe place for these expectant moms to make a loving choice about their unborn babies…and to grow in practical wisdom and skill as they make many other decisions on their way to building successful lives and families. We are forging partnerships with various community entities in order to link young ladies to vital resources towards bettering their lives  and the lives of their unborn children.  Those who come will experience family and the abundant life God intends. 

Al & Roseann Deeb are amazing people of faith! They have such a big heart for families. FOr more infor visit there website at hopelives.house

Global Missions

Sarah Negron

Sarah Negron
Campus Minister

My Story | I grew up knowing of God through family and church but came to know him relationally in my middle school years after starting to attend my
church’s youth group. I then began serving in the church starting with the children’s ministry to youth ministry to young adults ministry and have been a
worship leader since high school. I decided to get baptized and make an official commitment to follow God at 12 years old. I’ve faced many tribulations
growing up, but battling depression from a young age through all of it was the greatest one. In 2019, I experienced complete freedom, victory and true joy true Christ. I still serve in ministry in my church but felt that God was calling me to do ministry full time outside of the church as well. Having grown up in various multi-cultural settings, God placed a fascination and appreciation in me from a young age for different cultures/peoples. After going on a mission trip to Cambodia with my church at the age of 15, God confirmed to me that my calling was to do mission work specifically with people from different cultures. I went on to receive my Bachelor’s in Anthropology, the study of people and culture, believing that this educational background would assist me well in my calling; using it to bridge the gap between Christianity/the Church and the world. I knew
that working with IFI was an obedient action step God wanted me to take in the direction of ministry based on the truths that He has revealed to me about my calling; which include showing God’s love to people from different cultures and backgrounds.

Campus Ministry at IFI | The vision and mission of IFI is to see God’s love extended globally in partnership with spiritually vibrant international students through the life-changing hospitality and friendship we offer. As a Campus minister, I will demonstrate the love of Christ by welcoming international students and meeting their felt needs. I will build friendships and share life together with them. As I do this, I will communicate the gospel
in both word and deed, one-on-one and in group Bible discussions. I will disciple and equip them to return
home as both faithful disciples and disciple-makers. I will also train them to connect with their communities
through volunteer service. These highly influential scholars are often returning to “closed” countries and can have an immediate impact. They know the language and culture and have built-in relationships with their fellow nationals. We have the unique opportunity to further God’s kingdom in partnership with them.

Beyond

Derek is a church planting trainer with Beyond whose mission statement is “to create an environment for the Word to rapidly spread. Using people-groups to network within their own cultures, we start church-planting movements that transform lives. As obedient disciples make more obedient disciples—and churches make more churches—we see the gospel’s impact worldwide as lives, relationships, and communities are transformed as the good news of Christ spreads.” Derek works primarily with groups in Asia. Holly is transitioning into full time work with their North Korean project. They are training people to reach North Korean defectors who are interested in taking the Gospel into North Korea.

JAARS (Jungle Aviation And Radio Service)


Mike and Jodi Bunn are serving at the JAARS (Jungle Aviation And Radio Service) / Wycliffe Base in Waxsaw, North Carolina since June, 2011. They are multiplying themselves and equipping others to serve as full-time missionaries. Mike, a long-time missionary pilot for YWAM in the Brazilian Amazon, is training pilots of small planes and helicopters for the rigors of flying in the bush, and Jodi is teaching in the Intercultural Communications Department. They have five children: Ben, Micha, Megan, Mattias and Lukas.

Love146

Rob and Christel and their “tribe” (Amber, Tyler, Michaela, Micah, Jasmine and Honour) live in New Haven, CT. Rob is the co-founder and president of Love146 (formerly Justice for Children International). Love146 networks with other organizations to stop child trafficking in many places around the world and provides support for the aftercare of rescued children. Rob also travels and speaks around the country.

Manna

Manna is a multi-faceted ministry that reaches out to global communities with the love of God both spiritually and physically. Today they reach out with the gospel of Jesus Christ through 1450 congregations and various training and media programs. They bring God’s compassionate love to people in dire need through catastrophic relief in times of flood, tsunami, fire and earthquake; medical healing through their hospital, clinics, leprosy patient center and care; clean water and sanitation through their village development programs. Over the years, they have brought hope and opportunity to tens of thousands of poor and at risk children through their 40 orphanages, child care programs, 2 colleges, 2 trade schools, 10 schools.Today they care for 4,000 children every day.

Nathan and Karen Rasmussen

“Training the reached of Africa to reach the unreached.” Nathan and Karen Rasmussen work together with Tori, Eirik, and others to motivate the African church through mission seminars, mission schools, and development projects to see the UPG’s of Africa reached for Christ. They also continue to work with Pentecostal Evangelistic Fellowship of Africa (PEFA) in East and Central Africa in Bible School training, church planting, refugee work, etc.