“Using the Internet to reach the lost for Christ is such a huge mission field.  As an Outreach Servant it is a joy and a privilege to contact someone who does not know Christ on the behalf of a concerned friend.  Having a confidential conversation within a safe and secure environment helps a seeking soul to learn more about the forgiveness, love and hope that can only be found in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.  It is exciting to watch God heal hearts and lives!”

Rick – Outreach Servant


“I am very humbled by this experience, praying for all types of challenges men are having in their lives.  Some men assigned to me live in foreign countries but all have one thing in common, asking for prayer.  It is wonderful to see how the Lord works in their lives and mine, both growing in our walks.  I really love how the Servant process works electronically.  Accessing my account at anytime, 24 hours a day.  It is a blessing to communicate this way.  If you are given the opportunity to serve, please take it.  It is an experience that you will treasure for life!”

Steve – Prayer Servant


“The opportunity to serve Christ through the HandsforChrist.com ministry has been a wonderful experience!  As a Prayer Servant, God has challenged, stimulated, and motivated me to broaden my service outreach.  God’s gift of open communication in a safe environment for those in need has been heightened and amplified through this ministry.   I am grateful to play a role in His ministry!”

Michael – Prayer Servant


“The moment HandsforChrist.com was introduced to me, I knew it was an answer to many prayers.  I had been asking God to show me an area where I could provide hope to women.  Being online often myself, I instantly could see the huge value in this Christ-centered online ministry.   The anonymity of both the servant and the recipient opens up the door to honesty and intimacy.  I receive much more from this ministry than the ladies I communicate with because in each scenario presented, my faith grows as I walk through the needs of each person.”

Pam – iCare Servant