What if the resources in your hands today could change someone's life tomorrow?
Matthew 25 Project is about living as followers of Jesus with urgency, faithfulness, and compassion, knowing our time on earth is limited and Jesus will return as King.
As a church, we have been given much. Therefore, much is required of us.
A God-Sized Goal
God has called us into Kingdom-driven generosity, which we define as the joyful, willing, sacrificial, and strategic sharing of God’s resources entrusted to us, in response to His grace, to meet the needs of others and advance His Kingdom.
We want to give $2 million in 2 years to organizations outside the walls of Worship Center that elevate God’s word and value the sanctity of life.
Giving Breakdown
Click on the tabs below to read more about what has been funded and the stories of impact from each of our Matthew 25 Project partners. Amounts reflect donations projected through the end of 2026.
Align Life proclaims the Gospel while serving people who are experiencing an unintended pregnancy or have had an abortion. They provide ultrasounds, baby supplies, referrals for medical care and financial assistance, and abortion recovery support.
What was funded?
Purchase of an ultrasound machine, financial assistance for new center in Columbia, and a part-time Fatherhood Ministry Director job position for Lancaster County.
Stories of impact
Over twenty women at the Lebanon Center have chosen life for their babies after using the ultrasound machine purchased with funds from Matthew 25 Project. The Lord continues to work in the lives of abortion-vulnerable women, and the number of those who have given their lives to Him and chosen life for their babies continues to increase.
Renovation of the Columbia Center is expected to be finished in January 2027.
Bridge of Hope engages Christian faith communities to serve families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Lancaster through networks of Neighboring Volunteers. With training from Bridge of Hope, these groups of 6-10 volunteers partner with families facing homelessness by offering tangible and emotional support, encouraging them as they walk together in faith and life.
What was funded?
Financial support for building Bridgeport Housing (13 affordable housing units for unhoused families coming in 2027-28) and putting a new roof on Stoesz Place duplex that houses two families.
Stories of impact
Supporting families like Amber’s, who shares her story here!
Two WC Neighboring Volunteer groups are walking with families facing homelessness. Click below to join a Neighboring Volunteer group!
WC attendees donated cars to two families so they can reliably get to work and work more hours and donated $10,000 in flooring to renovate a Bridge of Hope duplex for unhoused families.
We hosted a gathering of families facing homelessness and their Neighboring Volunteers (100 total people). One child at the event was deeply moved by a song that was sung about Jesus; he has been listening to it daily and becoming much more curious about Jesus!
Keystone Family Alliance values human life by aiming to educate, motivate, and equip every Christian in Pennsylvania to meet the needs of orphans and vulnerable children, both locally and globally.
What was funded?
Financial support for budget, fundraising summit, several instrumental staff positions, Care Community family support, and emergency funds for Lancaster County.
Stories of impact
Two advocates and two "Care Communities" developed at WC.
Over 50 foster and adoptive families received support from Worship Center’s freezer meals on July 30.
Illuminations is an alliance of Bible translation agencies and resource partners working together with generous givers to make Scripture accessible in every known language around the world.
What was funded?
Translation of the full Bible into Patani Malay language in Thailand, which impacts a potential 3.5 million people in Muslim territory.
Stories of impact
A Muslim member of the Thailand translation team is now seeking Jesus.
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“Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be.”
Matthew 6:20-21
How the project began
Serving Opportunities
We have more to give than our money. The resources God has entrusted to us are all-encompassing. When we submit our time, skills, and treasure completely to Him, lives are changed, and culture shifts.