Give

Your generosity helps real people take real steps toward Jesus — through prayer, discipleship, and community.

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More Ways to Give

Giving isn't only financial. Here's how else you can be part of what God is doing here.

Pray

Prayer is the foundation of everything we do. Commit to praying for the people, ministries, and next steps happening through The Lost and Found Project.

Share

Tell a friend or family member about The Lost and Found Project. Share a story, a resource, or an invitation — you never know whose next step you'll help start.

Volunteer your time and gifts to help this ministry grow. Whether it's leading a group, helping behind the scenes, or supporting an event, serving alongside us is a meaningful way to live out your faith and help others take their next step.

Serve
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Small Gifts. Shared Mission.

"Let each man give according as he has determined in his heart, not grudgingly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver." — 2 Corinthians 9:7, WEB

No gift is too small to matter here. When a group of people each give what they're able, month after month, it adds up to something none of them could do alone — Bible studies keep meeting, ministries like Emmaus stay free to use, prayers get carried, and people keep finding their next step toward Jesus. Your gift joins theirs. It's never about the size of the gift — it's about being part of a shared mission.

Pray · Serve · Share · Partner

Giving is one way to be part of what God is doing here, alongside praying, serving, and sharing. Partnering with a recurring gift, of any size, is simply another way of saying yes to that same mission.

The Lost and Found Project

Helping people get found in Christ.

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