Journey Fellowship partners with other people and organizations here and around the world to introduce people to the love of God through Jesus Christ.  Our ministry partners serve the local area, greater Cincinnati region, and various locations around the world.  In addition to committing twenty percent of our annual budget to these partners, we also join with them in as many ways as we can in their efforts to advance the Kingdom of God.  We would encourage you to learn more about these ministries, and prayerfully considering supporting them.  

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Milford Miami Ministry (MMM) Is a nonprofit organization representing over 20 area churches. Their programs benefit Ohio residents of Miami Township and the Milford School District.   Through the affirmation of their faith in Jesus Christ, they act in love as the hands and feet of our Lord and Savior, seeking to provide service and support to members of the community in their time of need.   Local residents can seek assistance through the food and clothing pantry, emergency financial assistance, school backpacks, Thanksgiving and Christmas meals, and Christmas gifts 

Cincinnati Challenge Ranch is a faith based, residential program for men ages 18 and up struggling with addiction and other life-controlling issues.  They are specifically positioned to meet the spiritual, mental and physical needs in the men's  lives.  

Life Forward serves women, men, and families across Greater Cincinnati with trusted, no-cost pregnancy and women’s health services that empower confident, informed decisions. Through their three conveniently located medical centers, they  provide confidential pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, options consultations, and ongoing support that meets clients where they are—physically, emotionally, and practically.

Pure Desire exists to provide hope, freedom, and healing from sexual brokenness and betrayal trauma through Jesus Christ.
The Pure Desire program addresses the evidence-based understanding that sexual brokenness and the associated struggles are a family systems issue, not just an individual problem. For this reason, healing needs to happen for the entire family.

The mission of Romanian Handicapped Ministries is to present a message of hope to young people and their families in Constanta, Romania who have physical and mental disabilities by demonstrating the love of Jesus Christ in practical ways.  To fulfill this mission, they operate the Madison Day Center in Constanta, where they meet the physical and spiritual needs of the Foundation members at no cost. 

Scot and Cherie have been on assignment in Papua New Guinea since 1996. They have been working with the Mato people on the northern coast to translate the New Testament into their language. The New Testament was dedicated in 2019, and they continue to train Mato translators to carry on with Old Testament translation and also with the neighboring language Uma to translate the New Testament into their language.

Lynda works as the Scripture Use coordinator for the Northeast region of Papua New Guinea. In her role, Lynda comes alongside local churches, communities, and the 33 translation teams in the Madang and Morobe provinces, to assist them in engaging the people of these language groups with God’s Word, that has been translated into their local language.