The King's Fellowship Worship Center/ La Iglesia Del Rey, San Antonio TX | Nearby Businesses

• Non-Profit Organization
• Nondenominational Church

1739 Commercial Ave
San Antonio, TX 78221
(210) 909-1829

M25 is a mission outreach ministry designed to serve God by serving others. Sometimes going out into all the world means helping those in our own backyard, and with M25, we have the incredible opportunity to help some in our own Jerusalem. Not only will we be able to witness needs, but we will also get to fill them. M25 focuses less on manual labor and more on relational ministry as we get a rare chance to meet, get to know, and minister to people from a different side of life. We will bring hope to the hopeless and be able to walk as Jesus did as we seek out the least of these.

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.

Gods Saving Grace is a place of worship, spirit filled praise and worship and the preaching and teaching of Gods word. with exciting soul winning at the heart of the Ministry. A brand new Church on the south side.

EDUCATION Latino students are the fastest‐growing segment of the public school population and make up nearly one in five public school students. The achievement gap between Latino students and their peers remains wide, and the gap is even more pronounced for English language learners (ELLs). This gap, which is evidenced even before children enter kindergarten, has led to an alarmingly high dropout rate and low levels of enrollment in higher education programs. One in every five children under 18 years of age is of Hispanic origin. Only 58% of Latino students are graduating high school in four years. The appallingly low rate at which American high schools graduate minority students could be reversed by increasing the accountability of the states and school districts to adhere to standards that promote positive outcomes, including graduation and college. If U.S. high schools and colleges raise the graduation rates of Hispanic, African Americans, and Native American students to the levels of Caucasian students by 2020, the potential in personal income would add more than $310 billion to the U.S. economy.

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.

M25 is a mission outreach ministry designed to serve God by serving others. Sometimes going out into all the world means helping those in our own backyard, and with M25, we have the incredible opportunity to help some in our own Jerusalem. Not only will we be able to witness needs, but we will also get to fill them. M25 focuses less on manual labor and more on relational ministry as we get a rare chance to meet, get to know, and minister to people from a different side of life. We will bring hope to the hopeless and be able to walk as Jesus did as we seek out the least of these.

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.

EDUCATION Latino students are the fastest‐growing segment of the public school population and make up nearly one in five public school students. The achievement gap between Latino students and their peers remains wide, and the gap is even more pronounced for English language learners (ELLs). This gap, which is evidenced even before children enter kindergarten, has led to an alarmingly high dropout rate and low levels of enrollment in higher education programs. One in every five children under 18 years of age is of Hispanic origin. Only 58% of Latino students are graduating high school in four years. The appallingly low rate at which American high schools graduate minority students could be reversed by increasing the accountability of the states and school districts to adhere to standards that promote positive outcomes, including graduation and college. If U.S. high schools and colleges raise the graduation rates of Hispanic, African Americans, and Native American students to the levels of Caucasian students by 2020, the potential in personal income would add more than $310 billion to the U.S. economy.

Gods Saving Grace is a place of worship, spirit filled praise and worship and the preaching and teaching of Gods word. with exciting soul winning at the heart of the Ministry. A brand new Church on the south side.