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InFaith Videos

Reach Local Invitation
InFaith's field staff has been reaching local for years, using the gifts and abilities God has given us to reach people in our local communities by responding to the needs we see around us. Young or old, rich or poor; lonely, lost or powerless—no matter who you are, you can reach local in your community. Download the invitation here.

Why Reach Local?
InFaith's focus on being local means that our ministry takes different shapes in different parts of the country to reflect the uniqueness of each place and each person who serves with us. Ridge Burns, former CEO of InFaith, explains why "reaching local" is so important. Download Ridge's explanation here.

The Chaplain Dalsis Story: Fort Polk, Louisiana
Soldiers face a unique set of daily challenges: loneliness, life-and-death situations, and rigid military structures. Chaplains are a moral compass for our soldiers. They walk alongside soldiers, hear their stories, and allow them to have a place that’s safe. Download Chaplain Dalsis's story here.

The Jasperson Story: Rice Lake, Wisconsin
Whatever the addiction – alcohol, meth, heroin, marijuana, opioids, gambling, or pornography – there is a person behind it with a story of pain, brokenness, and shame. Enter Doris and Dave Jasperson, who started The Gap—a refurbished old house where people in recovery can meet for support, accountability, mentoring, and counseling. Download the Jaspersons' story here.

Hidden Local: Homeless Youth
Instead of going to school, Zach (name changed) spent his days scrounging for food and figuring out where he would sleep each night after his dad abandoned him when he was just 16 years old. He soon started living under a bridge in his home state of Oregon—until an InFaith youth shelter gave him a place to call home. Download Zach’s story here.

The Casady Story: The Dalles, Oregon
There are 300 homeless children and youth—out of only 3,000 students—in The Dalles. Gary and Linda Casady started the Youth Empowerment Shelter [Y.E.S.] to provide a place of physical and emotional safety for these youth in crisis. Download the Casadys' story here.

Hidden Local: Unseen Realities
Our country has a hidden underbelly—sex trafficking, drug abuse, and homelessness. But there are ministries that reach out to the people and systems that make up this evil, often-unseen part of our nation. We pray this artistic portrayal provides you with a glimpse into the life of a hidden local that God has called us to reach. Download this Hidden Local's story here.

The Dayna Carr Story: Greensboro, North Carolina
Using her story to help local kids, Dayna Carr reaches her community in Greensboro through after-school tutoring, mentoring, and other community development initiatives. Download Dayna's story here. here. 

The Betty Glover Story: LaFollette, Tennessee
Armed with her nursing knowledge and the gospel of Christ, Betty Glover moved to the Cumberland Mountains of Tennessee in 1958 to minister to those living in poverty. Download Betty's story here.

The Quintus Story: Mason City, Iowa
Bringing hope to people who often feel belittled and stereotyped, Ken Quintus reaches his local community of Mason City through jail and reentry ministries. Download the Quintuses' story here.

The Bickel Story: Hungry Horse, Montana
Showing the love of Jesus to local kids and their families in Hungry Horse, Kevin and Gina Bickel started their children's ministry because no other place like it existed in the community. Download the Bickels' story here.

The Wilson Story: Kearney, Nebraska
Children are often the ones forgotten and ignored in the face of poverty or addictions at home. Jim and Teri Wilson share the amazing truths of God's love with these kids through their youth center in Kearney. Download the Wilsons' story here.

The Grainge Story: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The world is coming to us, and serving in your local community can lead to an impact far greater than you could imagine. David and Lisa Grainge have experienced this firsthand through their ministry to the Southeast Asian community in Philadelphia. Download the Grainges' story here.

The Ediger Story: Poncha Springs, Colorado
Reaching local is unique in every community. Rick Ediger found this out when he opened an automotive repair ministry shop in his community of Poncha Springs. Download the Edigers' story here.

The Moran Story: Monmouth, Oregon
Serving his local community of Monmouth as a chaplain, Freddy Moran reaches those in the workplace who are hurting, frustrated, and feel abandoned, bringing them the truth that God will never leave them nor forsake them. Download the Morans' story here.

What's Next?
After showing one of our story videos, play this two-minute video to share a few more ways that someone can partner with InFaith and make a difference in your community. Download the video here.

Considering InFaith?
Do you know someone interested in joining InFaith? In this video, hear from some of our missionaries about why InFaith can be the perfect place to "reach local." They'll answer questions on raising support, transitioning into ministry, and the benefits of joining an organization like InFaith. Download the video.