M-25 Outreach Ministry, San Antonio TX | Nearby Businesses

• Non-Profit Organization
• Religious Organization

494 W Burcham Ave
San Antonio, TX 78221

We are an extended ministry of Christ Jesus. Therefore we proclaim His love and mercy towards all men, women, and children until He comes again. Our belief is that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. God sent His Son into the world not to condemned the world, but to save the world through him. (John3:17) We believe what Jesus said about all who believe in him, "I tell you the truth, anyone who believes in me will do the same works I have done, and even greater works, because I am going to be with the Father. (John 14:12)

The Southwest Outreach for Older People (SWOOPSA) is committed to enhance the quality of life and mobility of seniors living in SW San Antonio through our volunteer-assisted transportation program. Our free for seniors service helps them get to their medical/medical related appointments and pharmacy or food shopping (if needed) on return trip. Many seniors never learned to drive, or should no longer be driving and though they may prefer to rely on family or friends to get around, that is not always possible - so alternate means must be available. Busses are not always viable for the frail elderly. Our door-through-door service targets those able to get our, but could not likely make ti to the bus stop or wait in the heat or elements for para-transit. As we grow and recruit additional drivers, out goal is to expand services to include grocery shopping in response to many client requests. Also, an expanded service area as the need is great, but volunteer recruitment the greatest challenge. Ultimately we seek to ensure the best possible process to enable community engagement and prosperty for all.

The Corredor de Esperanza includes Aldersgate UMC, Epworth UMC, Harlandale UMC, Nuevo Amanecer, and the faith communities of the Southtown project.

We are the HEA local affiliate of the Texas State Teachers Association/NEA. We are committed to securing the best possible working environment for employees and the best possible learning environment for students. We participate in the political process and intend to endorse and help elect candidates for school board as well as advocate daily for our members.

We are an extended ministry of Christ Jesus. Therefore we proclaim His love and mercy towards all men, women, and children until He comes again. Our belief is that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. God sent His Son into the world not to condemned the world, but to save the world through him. (John3:17) We believe what Jesus said about all who believe in him, "I tell you the truth, anyone who believes in me will do the same works I have done, and even greater works, because I am going to be with the Father. (John 14:12)

We are the HEA local affiliate of the Texas State Teachers Association/NEA. We are committed to securing the best possible working environment for employees and the best possible learning environment for students. We participate in the political process and intend to endorse and help elect candidates for school board as well as advocate daily for our members.

The Southwest Outreach for Older People (SWOOPSA) is committed to enhance the quality of life and mobility of seniors living in SW San Antonio through our volunteer-assisted transportation program. Our free for seniors service helps them get to their medical/medical related appointments and pharmacy or food shopping (if needed) on return trip. Many seniors never learned to drive, or should no longer be driving and though they may prefer to rely on family or friends to get around, that is not always possible - so alternate means must be available. Busses are not always viable for the frail elderly. Our door-through-door service targets those able to get our, but could not likely make ti to the bus stop or wait in the heat or elements for para-transit. As we grow and recruit additional drivers, out goal is to expand services to include grocery shopping in response to many client requests. Also, an expanded service area as the need is great, but volunteer recruitment the greatest challenge. Ultimately we seek to ensure the best possible process to enable community engagement and prosperty for all.

The Corredor de Esperanza includes Aldersgate UMC, Epworth UMC, Harlandale UMC, Nuevo Amanecer, and the faith communities of the Southtown project.