“We spent one week in Jackson helping roof a home. I think the benefit of that new roof was all ours.” Our hearts are filled with joy and gratitude when we hear statements like this from our volunteers. You might…
Did You Know… that VOCM helped organize the West Jackson Master Planning Process, that’s aimed at developing an economic sustainability plan through a resident-driven planning process? It’s true. Find out more here: http://vocm.org/rebuilding-communities/community-planning/ #RebuildingLives #RebuildingCommunties #GospelInAction
Meet Alvin Buckley, hero to our country through his service in U.S. Military Services, and hero to Voice of Calvary Ministries for his wisdom and leadership in running our Veterans Services programs. This is what a real success story looks…
We’re very excited for several of our neighborhood students, who recently got to participate in a week-long Computer Science Camp at the Jackson Medical Mall. What an incredible investment in their education and development this summer! Thank you to board…
For Christ’s love compels us, because we are convinced that one died for all, and therefore all died. -2nd Corinthians 5:14 Thank you to everyone – whether donor, volunteer, partner or community member – who is a part of this…
Volunteers help make possible what would otherwise be impossible. It’s incredible what can happen when a group of caring people get together in the name of doing good for others. If you’d like to serve with us, give us a…
“The most rewarding feeling is when I have a person come in on a fixed income, thinking they can’t be a homeowner…and then I show them that they can.” -Petronia Nelson, Home Ownership Program Coordinator When you invest in Voice…
VOCM is proud to be a member of the STEAM Team partnership, with Common Ground Church, Cooperative Community of New West Jackson, MS College STEM Institute, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and our community schools. To better prepare our youth…
When Alvin Buckley, our employment specialist here at Voice of Calvary and a retired veteran, heard from a fellow vet about Gresham Gregg, a Marine veteran paralyzed in his legs, suffering from PTSD, and battling severe depression after his return…
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