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Sent to ServeI have set you an example that you should do as I have done for you… By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” John 13:15, 35 (NIV)

At Love In the Name of Christ our mission is “to mobilize local churches to transform lives and communities in the Name of Christ,” mobilizing churches to be the hands and feet of Christ, salt and light in the community, sharing the love of Christ with those that desperately need hope and the assurance that they are loved.

In 2016, once again, the people of God demonstrated their love for Jesus by serving their neighbors in need in Lancaster County. Your selfless service and financial partnership continues to provide the means to continue to demonstrate Christ’s love. We are using our resources to find new and better ways to get the Love INC message to as many churches and volunteers as possible.

Last year we were able to meet 5,284 needs, but with 350 unmet needs, there is more work to be done. Your willingness to serve and your financial support will enable us to meet even more needs in 2017. We are committed to wise stewardship of the resources both human and financial toward this task.

Thank you for praying, giving, and serving as our partners as we seek to demonstrate love in the name of Christ. We greatly cherish the relationship with every person committed to our mission.

Sincerely,

Karen Uhrich, MSN, RN, President Board of Directors Adjunct Faculty Pennsylvania College of Health Science Faith Bible Fellowship Church

F r o m t h e P r e s i d e n t

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• Budget Guidance

• Christmas Gifts

• Cleaning Assistance

• Companionship

• Financial Assistance

• Encouragement

• Grocery Shopping

• Laundry Assistance

• Lawn Care

• Meals

• Mentoring

• Minor Repair Work

• Moving Assistance

• Respite Care

• Transportation

a n d M o r e !

Total needs met in 2016

In 2016, the Church of Jesus Christ was able to minister to families and individuals in very practical ways:

Calls received: 8,074Where needs are assessed, prioritized and connected to existing resources or a local church congregation, organized to respond with love in action

CLEARINGHOUSE

Meals served: 1,521A church based community meal program offering bi-monthly meals in the Solanco area.

FLOWING OIL CAFÉ

Families served: 22Adults: 33 • Children: 51 A transitional housing program offering families a 4–6 month stay in a church-sponsored, fully furnished home. Families living in 11 homes, in eight communities, are connected to church care teams and professional case management.

With homes in: Cocalico•Columbia Conestoga Valley•Elanco•Ephrata Penn Manor•Manheim Township•Warwick

HOMES OF HOPE

Family needs met: 237In Manheim, Ephrata and Warwick A practical resource to the local church and Christian community to aide them in acts of compassion during a “missions trip to their own community.”

COMPASSION PROJECT

5,278!

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The Ultimate HopeFive years ago, “Janelle” met the man she thought she would be with

forever. But she soon realized that he preyed on her low self-esteem and manipulated her into staying with him regardless of how he treated her. She had a miscarriage later that year and became very depressed. They fought a lot and moved often, as he never held a job longer than a month.

In January 2013, “Janelle” found out that she was expecting again. But, as she later shared,

Things still were not healthy and not how I imagined my life would be… The entire time I was pregnant, this person cheated on me and abused me emotionally, physically and spiritually. I was not allowed to see friends or family unless he was present, I was not allowed to attend church because he did not want to go and I was not allowed to spend my hard-earned money unless I discussed it with him. When I was four months pregnant, we were living out of my car in Walmart parking lots, rest areas off I-81 and pull-offs on 322 as well as in a tent at the campground I was working at.

Her nurse helped the couple find stable housing, but when “Janelle” discovered that her boyfriend was cheating on her, she kicked him out. Her daughter was now six months old, and “Janelle” found herself unemployed and unable to afford the apartment on her own.

I moved out of that apartment and onto my mom’s couch with a small infant. We continued to live there until… I was blessed with being offered an opportunity to work with Homes of Hope through Love INC. I was nervous, but very excited to be working with a mentor and most importantly a budget coach. I was intimidated, but optimistic because

I knew I had a spending problem, but wasn’t sure how to curb it. Having someone else hold me accountable for my expenses helped immensely. When my budget coach set the ultimate goal of at least $1500 in savings, I looked at her and laughed because I didn’t think that it would happen. [But in] a couple of months… it happened, plus some! That was the most rewarding thing to see! I was unable to find housing before needing to move out and ended up back at my mom’s house. This time, I had a couple thousand dollars saved and the knowledge of how to run a household and budget by myself, which was liberating.

Fast forward a few months… a friend from ten years ago walked into my life and again blessed me and this time my daughter too! We are planning a wedding for September 2018. I am enrolled at PA College of Health Sciences for nursing and still working at my job. I never imagined my life going the way it did, but I never lost my faith and continuously prayed for God to forgive me for all the wrong I did and boy did He forgive me!...

Never stop fighting and always keep your faith. Sometimes that is all you have left to hold onto and that is okay.

Now settled in her own home, “Janelle” recently wrote, “I appreciate all [Homes of Hope] did for me, from giving me the chance to turn my life around to not judging me when I made a not-so-good decision. You saw something in me that I didn’t see in myself and in turn helped me prove to myself that I could actually accomplish something and provide for my daughter all by myself! Homes of Hope is the best name for the program because that’s exactly what was provided, HOPE!”

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Reflected LoveWhen “Scott” was referred to Love INC’s Clearinghouse several years ago, he was

trying to recover from a serious accident, and was faced with a myriad of problems. His physical injuries required him to walk with a cane, he was no longer able to drive, and he was struggling with the emotional trauma that often comes along with devastating physical injuries. In his early 50s, “Scott” didn’t have family nearby that could assist him, and he needed many rides — to doctor’s appointments, therapy, and other services.

Because his needs were great, and ongoing, we connected him with several different congregations. Eight men from four different churches served him over the course of several years, and folks from the churches were there for him when a member of his family was killed in an accident last year.

“Scott” moved several times while Love INC was serving him, and his last move was to Lancaster City. Even though the most recent congregation that served him is in the County, well outside the City, they continue to be there for him. One of his volunteers has developed a special friendship with “Scott.” “He’s very compassionate,” says the volunteer, “and is already known by many people in his neighborhood. We really enjoy talking to each other.” The volunteer even helped “Scott” discover a small church in his neighborhood that he enjoys attending. And once a month, his volunteer and friend leaves his own church, and accompanies “Scott” to his neighborhood church.

What an example of love! The Love that reflects God’s love, and never grows weary. The Love that can transform lives, and communities, in the Name of Christ!

O U R V I S I O N :

To see every

unmet need of the

disadvantaged in

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churches working

in partnership.

Helping Churches

Help People

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Program Costs 82%

Fundraising 13%

Administrative costs 5%

Christmas Assistance 2.5%

Household Help 12%

Financial and Budgeting 3%

Friendly Visitor 4%

Miscellaneous 1.5%

Moving .5%

Repairs and Yard Work 13%

Transportation 63.5%

Individuals and Businesses

Churches

Miscellaneous

Program Reimbursements

Where Love INC Funding Comes From

Clearinghouse Needs Met in 2016

How Love INC Gifts are Allocated

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Love INC Board of DirectorsKaren Uhrich — President Faith Bible Fellowship Adjunct Faculty, PA College of Health Science

John H. Gibbel — Vice President Life Center Ministries International Home Instead Senior Care — Co-owner

Mark Moses — Secretary Worship Center Senior Risk Manager — Siemens Financial Services

Whit Buckwalter — Treasurer Grace Church — Lititz Fulton Bank — Vice President Relationship Manager

John C. Boyer, Jr Community Fellowship Church Water Street Mission — Partner Relations

Wesley Bunting New Hope Christian Fellowship Associate Director of Enrollment & Site Coordinator Eastern University

Rodney Martin Lititz Mennonite Church Pastor, Lititz Mennonite Church

Andrea M. Riefenstahl LCBC — Manheim Campus Director Electrophysiology and Pacing Services Lancaster General Health

Timothy E. Shawaryn New Hope Christian Fellowship Brubaker Connaughton Goss & Lucarelli LLC

Love INC StaffKim Y. Wittel Executive Director

Linda Hess Clearinghouse Coordinator

Beth Crosby Homes of Hope Coordinator

Jessica Dunlevy Ministry Assistant

May Fellenbaum

Naomi Hofstetter

Jewel Leaman

Rosene Martin

Carole McFarland

Tirzah Montanye

Nancy Sprowls

Sally Young

Without the commitment of the faithful volunteers who serve in our office weekly, Love INC would be unable to carry out this ministry. Whether assisting in the Clearinghouse, or providing administrative services, these folks are critical to the ministry of Love INC.

Love INC Headquarters Volunteers

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Edward R. and Laura AckermanChristine AdamsHelen AdamsMarguerite AflagueRobert and Georgeanne Albright

In honor of Ed and Terri AlbrightTeresa H. AlbrightDaniel and Linda AlthouseDavid and Nadena AmentJames AmstutzCarolyn AstonJackie BalderstonJon and Cyndi BalsonKimberly BandyBareville-Leola-Leacock Lions ClubJanel BeidelBenevolent Order of ElksStephanie BenneLoren H. and Amy BennerPaul and Kathy BerkebileRebecca Bickford-PetersSusan L. Binder Matt and Kirsten Blose

In honor of Beth CrosbyBoehms Chapel SocietyBollman Hat CompanyBrenda and Lester BowmanMichael and Susan BowmanRobert K. and Anne BowmanGuy and Jeannine BoyerLisa BoylesBrand New Day LLCChris BraungardMary Jane BrenemanDonna BrownSandra BrownDoris BrubakerKenneth and Pamela BrubakerRay and Beth BrubakerJ. Whitney BuckwalterPaul and Lisa Buckwalter

In honor of Dave BabbCindy and William BurkhartGlenn and Janice BurkholderAmanda Burridge Audrey CampbellCatholic War Veterans #1306John and Linda CheverJames N. ClymerMarilyn CoganspargerColumbia Fraternal OrganizationJohn Conaway

In memory of Linda S. ConawayWarren and Susan ConnellyCharles Coon and Patricia BurnleyCornerstone Contracting CompanyCornerstone Ministry ServicesThe Country StoreCovenant CPA LLCBeth Crosby

In memory of Stephanie Gerola

Judy DaviesDenver Lions ClubPatricia and Steve DietchCatherine DietrichVirginia DissingerLarry and Marilyn DombachLorraine DommelGordon and Sue DonaldsonR. Kent DoupleDiane DuellJustin EberlyDeborah EbersoleJohn L. EbersoleDawn EbyMenno EbySarah EbyBonnie J. EckErika EckmanDavid and Barbara EisenbergCatherine EmbergerClarence EngleEverenceElizabeth Fechtmann-CrippenMay and Bob FellenbaumMargaret FergusonDaniel and Claudia FisherWilliam FitchKaren FlickForesters of AmericaAdam and Kimberly ForrySylvia FreyTammy FreyJohn and Erin FrickKevin J. FritzDiana FullemBrian FunkMichelle GainerGarber Brokerage, Inc.Barry and Rita GarnerKimberly GarnerGFI TransportJohn and Laureen GibbelJohn R. and Ann GibbelLinda GoodRobert and Caryl GoodBeryl GrasserCarl and Doris GraverBetsy GriestHoward GroffKurtis and Lori GroffEd and Ruth GrzybickiThe Robert J. Gunterberg FoundationCurtis and Beverly HaldemanMark HaldemanHelen Hall-BakerPat HallJake HarnlyDoug and Dixie HaverstickMark HebnerErica Heisey

Charles HelmDavid and Linda HelmusCharles HenryJoseph HerneisenDavid and Nicola HerringLyle HersheyDaniel and Evanna HessDwight and Cheryl HessEvelyn J. HessJack and Becky Hess

In memory of J. Robert HessJanet E. HessJoseph and Linda Hess

In memory of Geraldine ScottJoseph D. and Lois HessMelvin and Laura HessBette J. HighDan and Joy HobsonTena and Emanuel HofferStephanie HollingerEugene HornDonald M. and Carol HorningHorton Chiropractic OfficeCarolsue and Paul HoslerGlen and Patricia HostetlerDennis HostetterStephanie HubachYvonne HubbardDoris HunsbergerClair HunseckerJ.B. Hostetter & SonsDeryl HurstKeith and Rebecca IrvineHap and Debbie JoyRandall and Cheryl JusticeK & K Dispatch

In honor of Ava and Charlotte HessTim and Brenda KauffmanAlma KeenerCharles and Colleen KellerLois C. KennelKevin and Diane KirkpatrickYvonne KlemmHarley and Kate KookerWilliam and Mary Ellen KopetzTeresa and Mike KossickSimon and Mary Jean KraybillRuth E. KreadyBarry and Erika KreiderRufus and Sharon KreiderK. KunkelAndrew KusuplosLancaster County Community FoundationLancaster Northeast Rotary ClubLisa LaneGayle LawrenceJames D. LawrenceCharles and Kathryn LeaderDavid and Jewel LeamanRegina LeedDonovan LefeverNorman and Elsie Leininger

2016 Individual & Business Donors

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Heather and Mike LewisLititz Area Community ChestForney and Catherine LongeneckerLuthercareDarrell MarksGalen and Rosene MartinGuy MartinJoyce MartinKatrina MartinMichael MartinNeal and Tamara MartinNoah MartinSonja MartinTitus and Sandra MartinEsther MastMaster’s Advisors Inc.Deborah and John MastersMatthew 25 Thrift ShopLeland Maxcy JrJennie McBridePatricia McCormick

In memory of Robert and Dorothy Van Court

Patrick and Dona Whitmore McDonough

Carole McFarlandGerald and Lynette MeckBryan and Bonnie MessickDavid and Elizabeth MessingerConnie MillerFerne MillerKathryn MillerHarlan and Alice MilletteGregg and Sandra MinnickBarbara and Ken MobleyMOMS Club of EphrataFarra MorrowMark MosesPeggy MostellerLori MoyerScott and Ann MoyerMichael MummaJerry and Kimberly MurrayBryan and Kristi MusserDaryl and Pam MusserDiane H. MyersJoseph and Linda MyersTom MyersNearly Nu Thrift ShopBrenda NeffDavid and Mary NewmanKristin NiceNikolaus and Hohenadel LLPDennis NissleyDale A. NoltClair and June F. NoltLuke and Dorothy NoltNorth FoundationRoger and Carolyn NorthJohn and Kandice NullJean NussDonovan and Carol Oberholtzer

Faithe B. OberholtzerSheri OberholtzerChristine O’ConnorOncology Nursing SocietyPat and Bob OrwigMarian OtthoferP&D Business SystemsLynne and Rick PalazzoCraig and Carolyn PattersonMike and Jana PeacheyPaul and Sue PearceKim and Jared PetersKeith PietschEdward and Linda PriepkeBetty J. Pritchard

In memory of Stephanie GerolaEvelyn M. QuinnAmy RamseyJean and Larry RarigRe-Uzit Shop of New HollandFrancine RedmanAnita ReedJudith Reeder

In honor of Liz EprightLawrence ReichCarolyn ReidElvin ReitzLaura Jean ReynoldsPat and Deb ReynoldsTim and Joy RiceThomas RichardsAndrea and Bruce RiefenstahlDeborah E. RisserJeanette M. RisserRobert C. Wenger Charitable TrustDanielle RobertsGeorge and Patricia RobinsonJoseph and Elizabeth RodaRick and Jessy RodgersScott B. RohrerMichael RoneySteven and Jamie RosenshineGlen and Annabelle RothStephen and Pastor

Mary-Margaret RuthJesse SandersKen SauderNathan SauderSarah Sauder

In honor of Linda HessJames and Kathleen SaylorCraig and Ann SchlonegerSandra K. SchmidAngela and Christopher SchnaderMichael and Jodi SchwartzCharles SchwenkTammy SensenigMegan ShafferJay and Marilyn ShaubEugene ShawarynTimothy ShawarynSusan Shiner

Gale and Jeff ShirkGloria ShoberTonya and Eric ShultzLindsay SigmanPriscilla SimmonsArlene SlabachDonna SmithS. Rodman and Mary SmithKelli and Blaine SmokerDoris SnaderGeorge and Marilyn SorensenMatt and Robyn SowadaPaul H. SpahrJim and Carol SpicherAndrew SpreadburyRobert and Nancy SprowlsSusan and Dave StaufferAndrew and Joy SteckbeckRachel StellhornVicky L. StuartPhyllis StuckeyTen Thousand VillagesDavid and Audrey ThompsonShiva ThompsonJohn and Sandra TippettDennis TrostleJustine TroyerTwin Pine FarmKaren L. UhrichLeone and Mark WagnerAnne Wallace-DiGarboWarwick Middle SchoolWeis Markets

In memory of Stephanie GerolaJay and Suzanne WengerLucille WengerGabriel WertzJean WilhelmTom and Susie Wilson

In honor of Marilyn MillerJennifer and Scott WimerChris WiseTodd WitmerIvan and Kim WittelNancy F. WittelWoerth’s Used CarsTom and B.J. WolfgangGloria and Anthony WormeElvin and Jestena YeagleyJeff and Kristi YoderRonald and Sally YoungJoanne and Doug ZecherJoyce Zeigler

In memory of Rich ZeiglerDwayne ZeisetMartha ZeppKenneth and Jane ZieberElizabeth ZimmermanTracy Zimmerman

We apologize for any omissions in our Donor or Partner listings. Please let us know if your name has been missed.

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2016 Love INC Partnering ChurchesACTS Covenant FellowshipAkron Church of the BrethrenAkron Mennonite ChurchAlive Church Alliance Church of ElizabethtownAndrews Bridge Mennonite ChurchAnnunciation Greek Orthodox ChurchBainbridge Church of GodBethany United Church of ChristBible Fellowship Church of EphrataBlainesport Mennonite ChurchBoehm’s United MethodistBossler Mennonite ChurchBowmansville MennoniteBreakout MinistriesBrickerville United Lutheran ChurchBurning Hearts Community ChurchCalvary ChurchChestnut Level Presbyterian ChurchChiques Church of the BrethrenChristian Fellowship Church Cocalico Church of the BrethrenCocalico Community ChapelColemanville United Methodist ChurchColumbia Church of GodColumbia United Methodist ChurchCommunity Bible ChurchConestoga Church of the BrethrenCornerstone Mennonite FellowshipCovenant United Methodist ChurchCrossroads Brethren in ChristCrossroads Community FellowshipDOVE Westgate Fellowship EphrataEast Fairview Church of the BrethrenEast Petersburg Mennonite ChurchElizabethtown Brethren in Christ ChurchElizabethtown Mennonite ChurchElizabethtown United Zion ChurchEncounter Church Ephrata Grace ChurchEphrata Church of the BrethrenEphrata Community ChurchEphrata United Zion ChurchErb’s Mennonite Church Erisman Mennonite ChurchFaith Bible FellowshipFaith United Lutheran ChurchFaith Reformed Presbyterian ChurchFirst United Methodist Church of EphrataFlorin Church of the BrethrenForest Hills Mennonite ChurchGood’s Mennonite ChurchGrace Community ChurchGroffdale Mennonite ChurchHempfield Brethren in Christ Church Hempfield United Methodist ChurchHinkletown Mennonite Church

Holy Spirit Lutheran ChurchHoly Trinity Lutheran Church of EphrataHope United Methodist ChurchHosanna Christian FellowshipJames Street Mennonite ChurchJerusalem ChurchJerusalem Lutheran Church — RothsvilleKeystone Evangelical Free ChurchLCBCLancaster Alliance ChurchLancaster Brethren in Christ ChurchLancaster Evangelical Free ChurchLandis Valley Christian FellowshipLandisville Mennonite ChurchLeola United Methodist ChurchLifegateLititz Christian ChurchLititz Grace Church Lititz Mennonite ChurchLititz Moravian ChurchLititz United Methodist ChurchLittle Britain Presbyterian ChurchLive With Purpose ChurchLiving Faith Church of GodLiving Light Mennonite ChurchManheim Brethren in ChristManheim Mennonite ChurchManor ChurchMarietta Community ChapelMartindale Mennonite ChurchMechanic Grove Church of the BrethrenMemorial United Methodist ChurchMetzler Mennonite Church Middle Creek Church of the BrethrenMiddle Octorara Presbyterian ChurchMillersville Community ChurchMillport Mennonite ChurchMohler Church of the BrethrenMount Joy Mennonite ChurchMountville Mennonite ChurchMt. Pleasant Brethren in Christ ChurchNeffsville Mennonite ChurchNew Beginnings Brethren in Christ ChurchNew Covenant Mennonite ChurchNew Hope Christian FellowshipNew Joy Brethren in Christ ChurchNew Life FellowshipNew Providence Church of GodNew Providence Mennonite ChurchParadise Bible FellowshipParkview Mennonite Church Peace United Church of ChristPetra Christian FellowshipPilgrim Mennonite ChurchRanck’s United Methodist ChurchReality Church

Reformation Lutheran Church Reformed Presbyterian Church of EphrataRisser’s Mennonite ChurchSalem Evangelical Reformed Church –

HellersSalem United Church of Christ ColumbiaSalem United Church of Christ

RohrerstownSalem United Methodist Church ManheimSalem United Methodist Church RothsvilleShiloh Community ChurchSilver Spring Baptist ChurchSpeedwell Heights Brethren in Christ

ChurchSt. Catherine’s Catholic ChurchSt. James Roman Catholic ChurchSt. John’s United Church of Christ DenverSt. Leo’s Roman Catholic ChurchSt. Mark’s United Methodist ChurchSt. Paul’s Church QuarryvilleSt. Paul’s United Church of Christ

ManheimSt. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church

ColumbiaSt. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchSt. Thomas Episcopal ChurchStehman Memorial United Methodist

ChurchStrasburg Mennonite ChurchStumptown Mennonite ChurchSwamp Christian FellowshipSwamp Lutheran ChurchTapestry ChurchTrinity EC Church LititzTrinity Evangelical Free ChurchTrinity Lutheran Church New HollandTrinity UCC East PetersburgTrinity United Methodist Church DenverWeaverland Mennonite ChurchWesley United Methodist Church

QuarryvilleWheatland Presbyterian ChurchWhite Oak Church of the BrethrenWillow Street Mennonite ChurchWorship CenterWrightsdale Baptist ChurchZion Lutheran Church AkronZion Lutheran Church LeolaZion Lutheran Church MariettaZion’s Reformed UCC EphrataZion’s UCC Marietta

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Upheld by the Love of ChristAnd let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up. — Galatians 6:9 (ESV)

How easy it is to grow weary! Especially in today’s world, when we are bombarded from every side by cell phones, e-mail, texts, social media, and 24-hour news reporting. At the end of the day, we often simply want to go home and shut the world, and its demands, out. Even when those demands are “good” ones — children, grandchildren, friends and church activities — we often feel overburdened, and our spirits need a rest. And that’s not a bad thing.

But Paul, in his appeal to the Galatians to “not grow weary,” is not talking about physical tiredness. Another definition for “weary” is discouraged or disillusioned, and this is what Paul is concerned with. We are not to grow weary in our acts of love for our neighbor, even when we reach the end of our own sufficiency. For indeed, that is when God’s sufficiency becomes our strength.

As you read the Love Stories in this year’s Annual Report, you can see that they are about real people with real problems, just like us. As God does not grow weary with us when we continue to make poor decisions or missteps, so we are called to serve our neighbors without discouragement or weariness. Love In the Name of Christ is so very privileged to assist the churches of Lancaster County by providing opportunities to serve, and tools to keep Christian servants from growing weary. We are more thankful than you know for the servants, the prayers, and the financial gifts that allow us to say “yes” to the thousands of people each year we can bless by connecting them to a local church.

It is my prayer that as you continue in your service, whether through the Clearinghouse, Homes of Hope, the Compassion Project, the Flowing Oil Café, or your gifts of prayer and monetary support, you will be constantly upheld by the love of Christ and the provision of His Church, so that you will soar on wings like eagles, you will run and not grow weary, you will walk and not be faint. (Isaiah 40:31).

F r o m t h e D i r e c t o r

Yours in Christ’s Service,

Kim Y. Wittel Executive Director

The official registration and financial information of Westlanco Love INC may be obtained from the PennsylvaniaDepartment of State by calling toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

LOVE INC c o r e v a l u e s

1. We are Christian. Everything we think, say and do is in the name of Christ.

2. Prayer is an integral part of who we are.

3. We follow Christ’s example of valuing the poor and needy.

4. We value unity of the Body of Christ.

5. We value transformation in the lives of people and communities.

6. We value churches living out the two great commandments to love God and love their neighbors.

7. We value building Christ-like relationships.

8. We value connectedness of the Love INC movement.

9. We model excellence.

10. We value continually maturing in our capacity to meet people’s needs.

L O V E I N C O F L A N C A S T E R C O U N T Y 1925 Wheatland Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603

717.735-7540www.loveinclancaster.org

Our Mission: To mobilize local churches to transform lives and communities in the name of Christ.

“ Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — M a t t h e w 1 1 : 2 8