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• Liberty Island (Mentally & physically challenged)
  It houses over 200 men and women who are mentally and physically challenged. Each Monday evenihng at 7:00 pm, Impact offers a worship service of praise,prayer and bible study. Through this ministry, many now know the gospel, have accepted Jesus and attend our Sunday services. We believe if Jesus was walking the earth, this would be a place he would come and visit.

• Irvington Village (Public Housing Apartments)
  This is a public housing project located on Fulton Ave. in the North Houston/Downtown area. Each Thursday morning at 10:00 in the office building, Bible studies and prayers are offered to this community. We have refreshments, sing praises, give spiritual guidance and fellowship with one another. Impact provides many of their physical and household needs such as groceries, clothing, home furnishings and appliances. There are "outings" on a monthly basis. We have held gospel meetings, gospel concerts, and door-knocking campaigns here. Through this outreach, many have become members of Impact.

• Outdoorsmen ( and women)
  While we were still meeting on Washington Ave. and in the early 90's, Larry Frank who had long been interested in jail/prision ministry and at that time associated with the Westbury congregation began to come down and offer a small meal and Bile study to a few "ex-offenders", those coming out of prison. Doug Williams later began to assist Larry and added Bible study to those who were in the grips of various forms of addiction. Larry moved on to full time prison and jail ministry, but the program he began contined. Les Rose was added about four years ago and assists with Monday and Wednesday meetings of a group of men and women, mostly homeless, mostly unemployed, some addicted and some mentally ill. Our facilities were designed with separate showers for men and women and equipment for washing and drying of laundry. They come early and stay for the 4 o'clock meal followed by a Bible Study. On Wednesday mornings they receive a "street bag" from the Distribution Center. It is mainly food that can be eaten with little preparation. In addition they can receive clothing. Many have been helped by this program. Some have gone on to their reward. Many baptized. Some have returned to other parts of the country to rejoin family. Jobs and housing have been secured for some. Many more fill those vacancies and we average 30-50 on any given day.

• Harmony House (Shelter for men)
• Independence Hall
• Veteran's Center
• Clayton Homes
• Distribution Center
• Extension for Abilene Christian University
• Extension for South Houston Bible Institute
• Various other missions and residences