Our Featured Projects
 Christmas Outreach 2024Journey Volunteers and Mr. & Mrs. Claus handed out a hot meal and goodie bags to two of our most overlooked nursing homes in our community. |  Journey Car Giveaway #8Journey Church Cynthiana was able to giveaway its 8th car! The car was given to a grandmother raising two kids. Her previous vehicle had mechanical issues, no heat/AC, and dysfunctional headlights. |  IMG_4476 |
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 We gave away another CarWe prayed and prepared to give a car away to Leslie. It was a huge blessing! You can see the video of the giveaway by clicking below! |  Journey's Compassion ChildrenTop Row - L to R Einar from Bolivia Claribel from the District of Columbia Mere Rose from Philippines Bottom Row - L to R Duangsawang from Thailand Dyland from Mexico Abebe from Ethiopia |  Compassion InternationalWRITE TO OUR COMPASSION CHILDREN. Attached is a letter template to write to the children. You can also donate to them on our giving page. |
 Lex18 Car for Kenny CoverageLex18 covered Journey's Car for Kenny story. View their coverage! |  Car for KennyJourney was able to give this car away to Kenny in May of 2015. Kenny had been walking 20 min to and from work in the snow of the previous winter. You can watch the video of the giveaway by clicking below. |  House for JenniferIn 2013-2014, Journey partnered with the Cynthiana Harrison County Home Assistance (CHCHA) to build this home. |
 Antonio Car GiveawayIn 2014, Journey was able to give this car away. Click below to watch the video on youtube! |
Journey Events/Outreach Highlights 2024:
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Journey collected warm blankets/throws and newspapers for our local animal shelter.
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Journey Kids made valentines for two of our most overlooked nursing homes (Parkside and Shady Lawn).
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Journey began hosting a Celebrate Recovery group that focuses on recovery using a faith-based curriculum. CR is still going and meets Mondays @ 6:00 PM.
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Journey collected pillow cases for Shady Lawn Nursing Home.
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Journey partnered with the Cynthiana-Harrison Co. Food pantry by collecting cans of Beef Stew & crackers and soup to help feed hungry people in our community.
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Journey partnered with local pizza places to hand out over 500 slices of pizza on Halloween Night to trick-or-treating families.
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Journey raised over $2,500 for Flood Relief in Western North Carolina. Other items were sent such as laundry detergent, backpacks with food & water, and warm items like socks and hats.
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Journey partnered with the Cynthiana Cheese Store to serve a hot meal to our friends at Parkside and Shady Lawn for Christmas. Journey Volunteers, along with Santa Claus, served meals and goodie bags fixed by Journey Volunteers.
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Journey gave away its 8th car to a grandmother raising two kids. Her previous vehicle had mechanical issues, no heat/AC, and dysfunctional headlights. Journey also helped two other people get a car by helping with repairs and funds to purchase a vehicle.
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Journey sponsored two families for Christmas, giving them a pair of shoes for each kid in the household along with a gift card to help pay for Christmas Gifts.
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Journey raised over $3,200 to go towards our Compassion International Kids. We sponsor 6 kids through Compassion International that live in different countries around the world. Their sponsorship ensures they have clothing, food/water, shelter, and an education, as well as learning about the God who created them.
Stories
In 2013 my Husband, Howie, was diagnosed with mantle-cell Lymphoma. I would not have been strong enough for him or myself without Jesus, my family, and the support of my friends at Journey Church. Today, my husband and I are very thankful for everyone who was a part of that support community for us.
Traci
I never thought that I would be a regular at church, but I got involved in teaching Kid-Connect. I learned way more than the kids did, and because I started serving in Kid-Connect, I began to realize just how much I needed Jesus.
Susan
I’ve never been a part of anything like Journey Church. I’ve been to other churches. I’ve sat in congregations that were 100-200 people and felt all alone. At Journey, we’re family. It’s a big family - we share everything amongst each other, but more importantly, we share everything that we have back out into our community. That’s why I love my church!
Kelly
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