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"Join the Jehovah Saints volunteer community and make a difference! Embrace faith, compassion, and service through meaningful opportunities to support spiritual growth, humanitarian outreach, and global unity." Video Loading... Volunteer Signup Volunteer Opportunity! Join Us in Making a Difference with Jehovah Saints Global Outreach! Are you ready to transform lives and create a positive impact in the world? Join us in our mission to support the homeless and bring hope to those in need. Why Volunteer with Us? Make a Difference: Your time and effort can help change lives and uplift those in need. Potential Growth Opportunities: As our organization continues to grow, there may be opportunities for volunteers to transition into paid roles. Faith-Driven Mission: With God guiding us, we believe that nothing is impossible. Together, we can achieve incredible things for His glory. A Call to Action: Let’s unite in faith and service to make a difference in the lives of others. Remember: "If we all work together with God, nothing shall be impossible for us." "Is anything too hard for me?" – Jeremiah 32:27 Reading Script Above 00:00 / 00:57 Contact Us Volunteer Signup

"Review the Grievance Policy of Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters, outlining a fair and confidential process for addressing concerns and resolving disputes effectively." Grievance Policy For Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters Purpose Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters are committed to creating a safe, respectful, and supportive environment for all guests, staff, and volunteers. This Grievance Policy provides a structured process for addressing concerns, complaints, or disputes in a fair, transparent, and timely manner. Scope This policy applies to all individuals involved with Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters, including guests, staff, volunteers, and visitors. Policy Statement Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters encourage open communication and strive to resolve grievances promptly and equitably. All grievances will be taken seriously, investigated thoroughly, and handled with confidentiality and respect. Definition of a Grievance A grievance is any concern, complaint, or issue raised by an individual regarding: Violations of shelter policies or rules. Harassment, discrimination, or mistreatment. Unsafe or unsanitary conditions. Disputes with staff, volunteers, or other guests. Any other matter that negatively impacts the individual’s experience at the shelter. Grievance Procedure Step 1: Informal Resolution Individuals are encouraged to address concerns directly with the person(s) involved, if they feel safe and comfortable doing so. If the issue cannot be resolved informally, or if the individual is uncomfortable addressing it directly, they may proceed to Step 2. Step 2: Filing a Formal Grievance Submission: Submit a formal grievance in writing using the shelter’s Grievance Form (available at the front desk or from staff). Include details such as the nature of the grievance, date and time of the incident, individuals involved, and any supporting evidence. Submission Options: Hand the completed form to a staff member or place it in the designated grievance box. Alternatively, grievances can be submitted via email or other approved methods. Step 3: Review and Investigation Acknowledgment: The grievance will be acknowledged within 48 hours of submission. Investigation: Shelter management or a designated grievance officer will investigate the matter thoroughly. This may include interviews with the complainant, witnesses, and the person(s) involved, as well as a review of relevant documentation. Confidentiality: All grievances will be handled with confidentiality, and information will only be shared on a need-to-know basis. Step 4: Resolution and Response Decision: A written decision will be provided to the complainant within 7 business days of the grievance being submitted, unless additional time is required for a thorough investigation. The decision will include findings, actions to be taken (if any), and steps to prevent similar issues in the future. Appeal: If the complainant is not satisfied with the resolution, they may submit an appeal in writing to the shelter director within 5 business days of receiving the decision. The appeal will be reviewed, and a final decision will be provided within 10 business days. Prohibition of Retaliation Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters strictly prohibit retaliation against any individual who files a grievance in good faith. Retaliation may result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination of shelter privileges for guests or employment for staff. False or Malicious Complaints Filing false or malicious grievances is a serious offense and may result in consequences, including suspension of shelter privileges or other disciplinary actions. Record-Keeping All grievances, investigations, and resolutions will be documented and securely stored for a minimum of 12 months, ensuring compliance with confidentiality policies. Policy Review This Grievance Policy will be reviewed annually to ensure it remains effective, fair, and aligned with best practices and legal requirements. Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters are committed to addressing grievances in a fair and respectful manner, fostering a safe and supportive environment for everyone.

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Jehovah Saints Worldwide is a global Christian community dedicated to spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ, fostering spiritual growth, and promoting love, faith, and service among believers across nations. Join us in our mission to glorify God and uplift humanity. Pictured Above: Pastor Naveed Nathaniel Jehovah Saints Church Jehovah Saints Churches “Helping Shelter the Homeless” ______________________________________________________________ Jehovah Saints International Churches Contact Information: Churches in Kenya Name: Pastor Victor Otieno Odhiambo Church Name: “Bethel Fellowship Centre” Branch off of Jehovah Saints USA Country: Kenya WhatsApp: +254720903016 Email: Victorlenoxe@gmail.com Name: Pastor George Amenya Church Name: “Bethel Fellowship Centre Kendu-bay” Branch off of Jehovah Saints USA Country: Kenya WhatsApp: Email: georgeamenya40@gmail.com Name: Pastor Dickens Magati Church Name: “Bethel Fellowship Centre- Ugunja” Branch off of Jehovah Saints USA Country: Kenya WhatsApp: Email: dickensbethel03@gmail.com Name: Pastor Apolinaris Maosa Country: Kenya WhatsApp: +254742497575 Email: maosaapolinaris7@gmail.com Name: Pastor Kizito Wafula Country: Kenya WhatsApp: Email: saitiwafula@yahoo.com Name: Pastor Job Mokua Country: Kenya WhatsApp: +254748185662 Email: jobmokua21@gmail.com Name: Lorine Ayodo WhatsApp number: +254112179591 Email: lorineayodo7@gmail.com Name: Pastor Jamlick Orina Country: Kenya WhatsApp: +254703671082 Email: jamlickorina012@gmail.com Name: Pastor “Omogirango” Richard Kabugi Nyakoni Country: Kenya WhatsApp: +254722550775 Email: jerusalem.richards@outlook.com Name: David Sambo Mosoti Country: Kenya WhatsApp: +254710874540 Email: mosotidavid34@gmail.com Name: Holly Nzoe/Denis Maurice Country: Kenya WhatsApp: +254716536371 Email: hollynzoe@gmail.com , denismaurice30@gmail.com Name: JOSPHAT MIKAE ISOE Country: Kenya Phone: +254757093886 Email: Josphatisoe18@gmail.com Name: Peter Oskko Monayo Country: Kenya Phone: +254121503531 Email: peterosenash@gmal.com Name: Pastor Japheth Ochieng Country: Kenya Phone: +254716536371 Email: denismaurice30@gmail.com Name: Pastor TONY OMONDI OUMA Country: Kenya WhatsApp: +254102353143 Email: oumatony254@gmail.com 2. Churches in Pakistan Name: Pastor Jamil Masih Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: +923169675097 Email: jameelmasih405@gmail.com Name: Pastor Nadeem Pastor Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: +923177677655 Email: nadeempastor7@gmail.com Name: Pastor Arfan Bashir Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: +923067274902 Email: arfanbashir9@gmail.com Name: Archbishop Amin Gill Country: Pakistan Phone: +03006550068 Email: amingill786@gmail.com Name: Pastor Rizwan Shamoon Masih Country: Pakistan Phone: +92309-1056886 Email: rk3955270@gmail.com Name: Pastor Francis Bashir Country: Pakistan Phone: +923248463065 Email: bashir@yahoo.com , Pastorfrancis_bashir@yahoo.com Name: Evenglist Anjlee Heral Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: 923281353264 Email: anjleeparvaiz@gmail.com Name: Sahal Mashi Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: 03704615059 Email: sahalmashi51@gmail.com Name: David Chohan Country: Pakistan Phone: 03234146184 Email: davidchohan321@gmail.com Name: Arham Shahzad Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: +92 03116533394 Email: arhamshazad765@gmail.com Name: Imtiaz Gill Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: +923081501776 Email: imtiazgill722@gmail.com Name: Pastor Shahid Saleem Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: +923036332956 Email: evgshahidsaleem55@gmail.com Name: Aaron John Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: 03020681455 Email: arshadaftab508@gmail.com Name: Pastor Nazir Nasir Country: Pakistan Phone: 0305-1061468 Email: shaloomjasson@gmail.com Name: Evangelist Sidra Country: Pakistan Phone:: 03187906221 Email: sidraevanglist@gmail.com Name: Sohail Sabir Country: Pakistan Phone: 03038457116 Email: sohailsabir395@gmail.com Name: Fipus Shahzad Country: Pakistan Phone: +923049633732 Email: philpusshahzad732@gmail.com Name: Pastor Anosh Arslan Country: Pakistan Phone: +923026423294 Email: anosharslanriaz@gmail.com Name: Aftab masih s/o Hameed masih Country: Pakistan Phone: +923084404549 WhatsApp: 03084404549 Email: a8946492@gmail.com Name: Evg. Shabana Tanvir Country: Pakistan Phone: +971 554403962 Email: shabana7778@yahoo.com Name: Shoaib Nisar Country: Pakistan Phone: +923090310948 Email: shoaibnisar020@gmail.com Name: Rashid Masih Brian Fakhery Country: Pakistan Phone: 03164926125 Email: brianfakhery100@gmail.com , psrashidmasih@gmail.com Name: Mohsin Masih Country: Pakistan Phone: +923061034902 Email: mohsinwilson556@gmail.com Name: Naveed Nathaniel Country: Pakistan Phone: +923116312235 Email: pastornaveed72@gmail.com Name: Masa Sivakumar Country: India WhatsApp: +91 96-76-88-55-66 Email: gracienasya508@gmail.com Name: Qadis Pastor Sharif Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: +923178269965 Email: qadisjohnsharif@gmail.com Name: Sumaira Amjad Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: 923434931664 Email: sumairaamjad888@gmail.com Name: Imran John Country: Pakistan WhatsApp: +923184061191 Email: jhonimran063@gmail.com 3. Churches in India Name: Pastor Krupavaram Tatapudi Country: India WhatsApp: 918790241432 Email: rajukumartatapudi@gmail.com Name: Pastor Naveen Kumar valluri Country: India WhatsApp: +918096032404 Email: manoharvalluri1977@gmail.com Name: Pastor V. Suresh Kumar Country: India Mobile: 9912702677 Email: Jyothi.vinnakoti@rediffmail.com Name: Pastor Nagaraju Pari Country: India Phone: +91 8520910771 Email: nagarajupariftm@gmail.com Name: Rajeev Muppidi Country: India WhatsApp: 91 8008399961 Email: muppidi9705@gmail.com Name: Pastor J.Netaji Babu Country: India WhatsApp: +919390317792 Email: netaji.babu6@gmail.com Name: (Buta) David Masih Country: India WhatsApp: 77174 61552 Email: butasingh777masih@gmail.com Name: Timothy Podium Country: India Phone: 8008990436 Email: thimothydodiyans@gmail.com Name: Ebenezer Suresh Janga Country: India WhatsApp: +919380789693 Email: jangasuresh1994@gmail.com 4. Churches in South Sudan Name: Pastor Daniel Deng Bol Country: South Sudan WhatsApp: +211921163669 Email: dengatoc@gmail.com Has 7 churches, Waiting on documentation. 5. Churches in Malawi Name: Pastor Victor K Phiri Country: Malawi WhatsApp: +265(0)999101050 Email: victorphr1@gmail.com Name: Daniel Tengeletu Country: Malawi WhatsApp: +265(0)994179829 Email: danieltengeletu@gmail.com Name: Nyimbo Mufyukeahe Ndimbwa Country: Malawi Phone: +265995255507 Email: nyimbomufyukeahendimbwa@gmail.com 6. Churches in Bangladesh Name: PASTOR ASHIK MONDOL Country: Bangladesh Phone Number: +8801784245218 Email: mondol.ashik1997@gmail.com Name: PASTOR Rajkumar Adhikary Country: Bangladesh Phone Number: +8801788671018 Email: riponadhikary676@gmail.com Name: Pastor Joshim Das Country: Bangladesh Phone: +8801719385020 Email: evangelistjoshimdas@gmail.com 7. Churches in Uganda Name: Pastor KISEKKA IBRAHIM Country: Uganda WhatsApp: +256 765986001 Email: kisekkaibrahim2002@gmail.com Name: Pastor Martin Lulonde Country: Uganda WhatsApp: +256765217434 Email: martinlulonde98@gmail.com Name: Pastor Peter Acwera Country: Uganda Phone: + 256 782 613413 Email: acwerapeterson@gmail.com 8. Churches in Liberia Name: Morris Nyenator Country: Liberia Phone: 0778244138 Email: nyenatormorris1@yahoo.com Name: Nathaniel Gbah Country: Liberia Phone: +231778037934 /+231880744459 Email: wondergbah@gmail.com 9. Churches in Nigeria Name: Offor Obinna Kenneth Country: Nigeria WhatsApp: +2347066023927 Email: chinecheremm872@gmail.com 10. Churches in Democratic Republic of Congo Name: BYENDA NYAKAMAGA Léonard Country: Democratic Republic of Congo Phone: +243978419892 Email: leonardbyenda83@gmail.com 11. Churches in Gambia Name: Omar Jaiteh Country: Gambia WhatsApp: +220 2807607 Email: There are more Jehovah Saints Churches, will be added later.

"Learn about Jehovah Saints WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility standards and how they ensure websites are inclusive for all users. Discover guidelines for creating accessible content, improving usability, and meeting compliance requirements." Accessibility Statement for Jehovah Saints At Jehovah Saints, we are committed to ensuring that our services, website, and ministry activities are accessible to all individuals, regardless of ability. We strive to create an inclusive experience that reflects our mission to share God's love and serve every member of our community. Our Commitment We believe that everyone should have equal access to our resources, both online and in-person. To achieve this, we actively work to ensure that our website, facilities, and programs meet or exceed accessibility standards. Website Accessibility Jehovah Saints is continuously improving the accessibility of our website to ensure it is user-friendly for individuals with disabilities. We aim to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, as our standard for digital accessibility. Some of the steps we take include: Providing text alternatives for non-text content (e.g., images, videos). Ensuring the website is navigable using a keyboard or assistive technologies. Using clear, consistent layouts and designs. Offering captions and transcripts for multimedia content. Testing our website regularly for accessibility improvements. If you experience any issues accessing our website or have suggestions for improvement, please contact us Click Here Feedback and Assistance We welcome your feedback on improving accessibility for Jehovah Saints. If you encounter barriers or need assistance with accessing our resources, please reach out to us. Your input helps us better serve our community and fulfill our mission. Contact Us: Email: Click Here to Contact Us Phone: +1 573-891-1933 Mailing Address: 205 W Business US Hwy 60 PMB 303, Dexter, MO 63841 Ongoing Efforts Accessibility is an ongoing process, and we are dedicated to continuous improvement. We regularly review our practices, train our staff, and seek guidance to ensure we meet the needs of all individuals. Thank you for being part of Jehovah Saints and helping us create an inclusive environment where everyone can grow in faith and fellowship. This statement reflects our dedication to serving God’s people with love, compassion, and dignity.

"Explore the Jehovah Saints Policies and Procedures, providing clear guidelines and standards to ensure integrity, accountability, and alignment with our faith-based mission." Policies and Procedures Manual for Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters 1. Introduction Purpose of the Manual The purpose of this manual is to provide clear and consistent policies and procedures for the operation of Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters. This document serves as a guide for staff, volunteers, and clients to ensure the safety, dignity, and well-being of everyone involved. Mission, Vision, and Core Values Mission: To provide Christ-centered shelter, care, and support services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness, empowering them to achieve stability and self-sufficiency while restoring their dignity and hope through the love of God. Vision: To create a community where no one is left without shelter, and every individual has the opportunity to rebuild their life with dignity and purpose. Core Values: Compassion, Faith, Dignity, Empowerment, Collaboration. 2. Governance and Organizational Structure Leadership Roles and Responsibilities Executive Director: Oversees all operations, fundraising, and community outreach. Program Manager: Manages day-to-day shelter operations and supervises staff. Case Managers: Provide individualized support and resources to clients. Volunteer Coordinator: Recruits, trains, and schedules volunteers. Chain of Command All staff and volunteers must follow the chain of command for reporting issues or seeking guidance. Any concerns should first be addressed to the immediate supervisor, then escalated to the Program Manager or Executive Director as necessary. 3. Shelter Operations Admission Policies Clients must complete an intake process, including a brief interview and assessment. Admission is granted on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to families with children, the elderly, and individuals with disabilities. Clients must agree to abide by the shelter’s rules and policies. Client Rights and Responsibilities Rights: To be treated with dignity and respect. To receive safe and clean accommodations. To access available programs and services. Responsibilities: To follow all shelter rules and policies. To respect other clients, staff, and volunteers. To participate in case management or other required programs. House Rules Curfew is at 9:00 PM unless otherwise specified. Clients must maintain cleanliness in shared spaces and personal areas. Smoking is only permitted in designated outdoor areas. Weapons, drugs, alcohol, and illegal substances are strictly prohibited. 4. Programs and Services Emergency Shelter Services Clients are provided with safe sleeping accommodations, meals, and access to hygiene facilities. Separate sleeping areas are designated for men, women, and families. Case Management and Support Services Case managers work with clients to develop individualized action plans, including goals for housing, employment, and health. Support services include job training, financial literacy workshops, and referrals to mental health or addiction recovery programs. Faith-Based Programs Clients are invited to participate in Bible studies, prayer groups, and worship services. Participation is voluntary and open to all faiths. 5. Staff and Volunteer Policies Recruitment and Onboarding All staff and volunteers must complete an application, background check, and orientation session before beginning their roles. Code of Conduct Staff and volunteers must treat all clients, colleagues, and community members with respect and professionalism. Personal relationships with clients are prohibited to maintain professional boundaries. Confidentiality Policy All client information must be kept confidential and only shared with authorized personnel as needed. Safety and Security Guidelines Staff and volunteers must report any safety concerns or incidents immediately. Volunteers are not permitted to administer medical care unless trained and authorized. 6. Health and Safety Policies Hygiene and Sanitation All areas of the shelter must be cleaned and sanitized regularly. Clients are encouraged to maintain personal hygiene and have access to showers and hygiene supplies. Emergency Preparedness Staff and volunteers must be familiar with fire evacuation routes and procedures. Regular drills will be conducted to ensure preparedness for emergencies. Incident Reporting Any accidents, injuries, or incidents must be documented using the shelter’s Incident Report Form and submitted to the Program Manager. 7. Client Policies Drug and Alcohol Policy The shelter is a drug- and alcohol-free environment. Clients found in possession of or under the influence of drugs or alcohol will be asked to leave and referred to appropriate resources. Violence Prevention Violence, threats, or harassment of any kind will not be tolerated. Violators will be removed from the shelter and may face legal consequences. Grievance Procedures Clients who have complaints or concerns about shelter policies or treatment may submit a written grievance to the Program Manager. All grievances will be reviewed and addressed promptly. 8. Financial Policies Donations and Fundraising All donations must be documented and used in accordance with the shelter’s mission and budget. Fundraising activities must be approved by the Executive Director and comply with local regulations. Budgeting and Financial Management The shelter’s budget is overseen by the Executive Director and Board of Directors. All expenditures must be approved and documented. 9. Community Partnerships Collaboration with Churches and Organizations Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters partners with local churches, businesses, and community organizations to provide resources, funding, and support services. Volunteer Engagement Volunteers are essential to the shelter’s operations. The Volunteer Coordinator ensures that all volunteers are trained, supported, and appreciated. 10. Acknowledgment and Agreement By signing below, I acknowledge that I have received, read, and understood the Policies and Procedures Manual for Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters. I agree to abide by the policies and procedures outlined in this manual. Name: ___________________________________________ Signature: ________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________________ Conclusion This Policies and Procedures Manual is designed to ensure that Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters operates with integrity, efficiency, and compassion. By following these guidelines, we can create a safe and supportive environment for everyone we serve, reflecting God’s love and grace in all that we do. If you have any questions or need clarification, please contact the Program Manager or Executive Director. Approved by: ________________________________ Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters Date: ________________________

"Learn about the Jehovah Saints Event Policy, detailing guidelines and procedures to ensure faith-based events are organized with integrity, safety, and alignment with our mission." Jehovah Saints Event Policy At Jehovah Saints, all events are designed to glorify God, foster fellowship, and strengthen the faith of our congregation and community. This Event Policy ensures that all activities hosted or sponsored by Jehovah Saints align with our mission, values, and biblical principles while maintaining order, safety, and inclusivity. 1. Purpose of Events Events at Jehovah Saints are organized to: Promote spiritual growth and discipleship. Encourage fellowship and unity among members and the community. Serve as outreach opportunities to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Support community service and charitable initiatives. Celebrate milestones, holidays, and special occasions in a Christ-centered manner. 2. Types of Events Jehovah Saints organizes and hosts a variety of events, including but not limited to: Worship Services: Special services such as revivals, prayer meetings, and conferences. Educational Events: Bible studies, workshops, seminars, and youth programs. Fellowship Events: Church picnics, potlucks, holiday celebrations, and retreats. Community Outreach: Food drives, clothing donations, and evangelism events. Fundraisers: Events to raise funds for specific church projects or charitable causes. 3. Event Planning and Approval All events hosted by Jehovah Saints must be planned and approved according to the following guidelines: Event Proposal: All events must be proposed in writing to the church leadership or Event Planning Team. The proposal should include the event purpose, date, time, location, budget, and expected participants. Approval Process: Events must be approved by church leadership to ensure they align with the mission and values of Jehovah Saints. Approval is based on the availability of resources, scheduling, and alignment with the church calendar. Coordination: Once approved, the Event Planning Team will work with the event organizer(s) to finalize details, allocate resources, and promote the event. 4. Event Participation Inclusive Participation: All events are open to members of Jehovah Saints and, where appropriate, the wider community. Events should foster a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, reflecting Christ’s love for all people. Registration: For certain events, participants may be required to register in advance. This ensures adequate planning for space, materials, and resources. Code of Conduct: All participants are expected to adhere to a Christ-like standard of behavior, showing respect, kindness, and consideration for others. Disruptive or inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the event. 5. Use of Church Facilities When events are held on church property, the following guidelines apply: Scheduling: Facility use must be scheduled in advance to avoid conflicts with other church activities. Setup and Cleanup: Event organizers are responsible for setup and cleanup, ensuring the space is left in its original condition. Damage: Any damage to church property must be reported immediately and may result in fees to cover repairs. Prohibited Activities: Activities that conflict with the mission and values of Jehovah Saints (e.g., alcohol consumption, inappropriate entertainment) are strictly prohibited. 6. Safety and Security Jehovah Saints prioritizes the safety and well-being of all event participants. Supervision: Adequate adult supervision is required for events involving children and youth. Emergency Preparedness: Event organizers must have a plan in place for emergencies (e.g., medical issues, fire, severe weather). Insurance: Certain events may require additional liability insurance, as determined by church leadership. 7. Financial Guidelines Budgeting: All events must operate within an approved budget. Organizers should submit a detailed budget proposal during the planning phase. Fundraising: Fundraising activities must be approved by church leadership and comply with the church’s financial policies. Reimbursements: Expenses incurred for church events may be reimbursed upon submission of receipts and prior approval. 8. Promotion and Communication Event Promotion: All event promotions (e.g., flyers, social media posts, announcements) must be approved by the church leadership or Communications Team. Promotions should clearly reflect the Christ-centered purpose of the event. Communication: Event details will be shared with the congregation through church announcements, newsletters, and digital platforms. 9. Cancellation and Rescheduling Events may be canceled or rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances (e.g., inclement weather, emergencies). Organizers are responsible for promptly notifying participants and updating promotional materials in the event of a cancellation or change. 10. Biblical Foundation All events hosted by Jehovah Saints are guided by biblical principles: Colossians 3:17 (KJV): "And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him." Hebrews 10:24-25 (KJV): "And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works: Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching." 1 Corinthians 14:40 (KJV): "Let all things be done decently and in order." 11. Contact Information For questions or to propose an event, please contact: Jehovah Saints Event Planning Team 205 W Business US Hwy 60 PMB 303 Dexter, MO 63841 [Click Here to Contact Us] Phone: +1(573) 891-1933 USA By adhering to this Event Policy, Jehovah Saints ensures that all activities honor God, serve others, and strengthen the body of Christ. Thank you for your cooperation and commitment to making every event a blessing to our congregation and community.

"Experience the Jehovah Saints Future Temple, a groundbreaking fusion of faith and technology. A beacon of light and innovation, uniting spirituality, advanced design, and global worship in a sanctuary of eternal hope." VISION Future Jehovah Saints International Headquarters Image Loading... Unity in Worship: A Vision of Peace and Collaboration The Image and Its Meaning The image above is an AI-generated representation, intentionally designed to resemble a mosque with a cross on top, symbolizing the unity and shared foundations of the Abrahamic faiths: Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. It reflects the vision of Jehovah Saints to foster collaboration and mutual respect among these faiths, as we all worship the same God—the God of Abraham. Scripture Inspiration: “Have we not all one Father? Did not one God create us?” — Malachi 2:10 Shared Heritage: The God of Abraham Our vision is inspired by the shared ancestry of the Abrahamic religions: Judaism: The descendants of Abraham’s son Jacob. Islam: The descendants of Abraham’s son Ishmael. Christianity: Those who follow the teachings of Jesus Christ, who is rooted in the lineage of Abraham. These three faiths are intrinsically connected, all tracing their spiritual heritage back to Abraham, a man of great faith and obedience to God. Scripture Inspiration: “I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you.” — Genesis 12:2-3 A Vision for Peace and Unity Jehovah Saints knows that Jews, Muslims, and Christians are brothers and sisters under God, and we are called to live in peace and harmony. Our vision is to reflect this unity in our actions and projects. By incorporating architectural elements of both mosques and churches, we aim to symbolize the shared values and aspirations of these faiths. Our ultimate goal is to foster peace on Earth while serving those in need, such as through our global homeless shelter initiatives. Scripture Inspiration: “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” — Matthew 5:9 The Call to Love Your Neighbor At the heart of our mission is the commandment to love and treat others as we would want to be treated. This principle is shared across Christianity, Judaism, and Islam and is the foundation of our work. Christianity: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” — Mark 12:31 Judaism: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” — Leviticus 19:18 Islam: “None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself.” — Sahih Muslim 45 By treating everyone as our neighbor, regardless of faith or background, we aim to build bridges of understanding and compassion. Building Homeless Shelters: A Shared Mission Our work to build homeless shelters worldwide reflects our commitment to serving humanity and living out the values of our faith. This mission transcends religious boundaries and focuses on the shared call to care for the vulnerable and uplift the downtrodden. Scripture Inspiration: “If there is a poor man among your brothers in any of the towns of the land that the Lord your God is giving you, do not be hardhearted or tightfisted toward your poor brother. Rather, be openhanded and freely lend him whatever he needs.” — Deuteronomy 15:7-8 Our Goal: Peace and Compassion Our goal is simple yet profound: Promote Unity: Recognize the shared heritage and values of the Abrahamic faiths. Seek Peace: Work toward harmony among all people, regardless of their faith. Serve Others: Love and care for our neighbors as ourselves, fulfilling the command of God. Scripture Inspiration: “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!” — Psalm 133:1 We invite you to join us in this mission of unity, peace, and service. Whether through prayer, donations, or active participation, you can be part of this vision to create a world where faith unites rather than divides, and where love and compassion are extended to all. Scripture Inspiration: “Let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.” — 1 John 3:18 Reading Script Above 00:00 / 04:21 "Give Hope"

"Learn about 508(c)(1)(A) organizations, a special designation for faith-based, non-profit ministries that operate with tax-exempt status while maintaining religious freedom and autonomy." Jehovah Saints A 508(c)(1)(A) non-profit faith-based organization is a type of tax-exempt organization in the United States specifically designated for churches, ministries, and other religious organizations. It is distinct from the more commonly known 501(c)(3) organizations, though both are tax-exempt under the Internal Revenue Code (IRC). Below is a detailed explanation of what a 508(c)(1)(A) organization is: 1. What is a 508(c)(1)(A)? 508(c)(1)(A) refers to a section of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code that automatically exempts certain religious organizations, such as churches, synagogues, mosques, and other places of worship, from federal income tax. These organizations are not required to apply for formal recognition of their tax-exempt status with the IRS (as 501(c)(3) organizations typically do). They are automatically considered tax-exempt as long as they meet the criteria of being a church or a religious organization. 2. Key Features of a 508(c)(1)(A) Organization Faith-Based Focus: These organizations are specifically for religious purposes, such as churches, ministries, or other faith-based missions. Automatic Tax Exemption: Unlike 501(c)(3) organizations, which must file Form 1023 to apply for tax-exempt status, 508(c)(1)(A) organizations are automatically tax-exempt if they meet the criteria for being a church or religious organization. No Annual Filing Requirement: Churches and other 508(c)(1)(A) organizations are generally not required to file Form 990 (the annual information return required of most 501(c)(3) organizations). First Amendment Protections: These organizations often emphasize their First Amendment rights, including freedom of religion and speech, which allows them to operate with less government interference compared to other types of non-profits. 3. Differences Between 508(c)(1)(A) and 501(c)(3) While both are tax-exempt, there are some notable differences: Feature 508(c)(1)(A) and 501(c)(3) 508(c)(1)(A) Purpose Specifically for churches, ministries, and faith-based organizations. 501(c)(3) Broader scope, including charities, schools, etc. 508(c)(1)(A) Tax Exemption Automatic (no application required) 501(c)(3) Must apply using IRS Form 1023 508(c)(1)(A) Annual Filing (Form 990) Not required for churches. 501(c)(3) Required for most organizations. 508(c)(1)(A) Government Oversight Minimal due to First Amendment protections. 501(c)(3) More oversight and compliance requirements. 508(c)(1)(A) Political Activity Limited, but some argue more flexibility for churches. 501(c)(3) Strictly limited under IRS rules. 4. Benefits of 508(c)(1)(A) Status Privacy: Churches and ministries do not need to disclose financial details publicly, as they are not required to file Form 990. First Amendment Protections: Because these organizations are rooted in religious freedom, they often have greater protections from government interference. Ease of Formation: There is no lengthy application process for tax-exempt status, as the exemption is automatic for qualifying religious organizations. Flexibility in Operations: Some argue that 508(c)(1)(A) organizations have more flexibility in areas like political involvement, though this is still subject to interpretation and legal limits. 5. Limitations of a 508(c)(1)(A) Organization Religious Focus Required: These organizations must be faith-based and exist for religious purposes. They cannot operate as secular charities or non-profits. Not Ideal for Non-Religious Causes: If your organization is not explicitly religious, it will not qualify for 508(c)(1)(A) status and would need to apply under 501(c)(3). Misuse Risks: Some organizations improperly claim 508(c)(1)(A) status to avoid IRS scrutiny. It’s essential to operate within the law and ensure the organization genuinely qualifies as a church or religious entity. 6. What Qualifies as a Church or Religious Organization? The IRS uses a set of criteria to determine whether an organization qualifies as a church or religious organization under 508(c)(1)(A). These include: Having a distinct legal existence Recognized creed and form of worship Regular religious services Established places of worship Ordained ministers or clergy Religious instruction for members A membership not associated with any other church or denomination 7. Examples of 508(c)(1)(A) Organizations Local churches, synagogues, mosques, and temples. Ministries focused on evangelism, outreach, or faith-based education. Religious missions or organizations that provide spiritual guidance and support. A 508(c)(1)(A) non-profit faith-based organization is a powerful way for churches and ministries to operate with tax-exempt status while maintaining their religious freedoms. It provides the benefits of tax exemption without the extensive filing and reporting requirements of a 501(c)(3). However, it’s essential to ensure that the organization truly qualifies as a church or religious entity and operates in compliance with IRS guidelines. For religious organizations seeking to focus on ministry and outreach, this designation aligns with both practical and spiritual goals. Are Donations to 508(c)(1)(A) Non-Profit Organizations Tax-Deductible? Donations to 508(c)(1)(A) non-profit organizations are generally tax-deductible for donors, provided certain conditions are met. These organizations are faith-based and operate under the umbrella of tax exemption as outlined in the Internal Revenue Code (IRC). Below, we explain how this works and what donors need to know about contributing to these organizations. Why Are Donations Tax-Deductible? The IRS recognizes 508(c)(1)(A) organizations as a subset of 501(c)(3) organizations. This means they share the same benefits, including: Tax-Exempt Status: The organization does not pay federal income taxes on its charitable activities. Deductible Contributions: Donations made to the organization can be deducted from the donor’s taxable income, provided the donation meets IRS guidelines. How to Ensure Your Donation is Tax-Deductible To claim a tax deduction for a donation to a 508(c)(1)(A) organization, follow these steps: 1. Verify the Organization's Status While 508(c)(1)(A) organizations are not always listed in the IRS Tax-Exempt Organization Search database (since they are automatically exempt ), you can confirm their status by contacting the organization directly. 2. Obtain a Receipt The organization should provide a written acknowledgment or receipt for your donation. This receipt should include: The organization’s name. The date of the donation. The amount of the donation. A statement that no goods or services were provided in exchange for the donation (if applicable). 3. Keep Records Maintain records of your donation, such as canceled checks, credit card statements, or receipts from the organization. 4. Consult a Tax Professional If you’re unsure about the deductibility of your donation, consult a tax advisor or accountant to ensure compliance with IRS regulations. IRS Guidelines for Tax-Deductible Donations To qualify as tax-deductible, donations must meet the following IRS requirements: The donation must be made to a qualified non-profit organization (such as a 508(c)(1)(A) organization). The donation must be a gift, meaning you do not receive goods or services in return. You must itemize deductions on your tax return to claim the deduction. Benefits of Donating to a 508(c)(1)(A) Organization Support Faith-Based Initiatives: Your contribution helps support religious programs, ministries, and charitable activities that align with the organization’s mission. Tax Savings: By deducting your donation, you can reduce your taxable income and potentially lower your tax bill. Impactful Giving: Donations to faith-based organizations often go directly toward helping those in need, including providing food, shelter, counseling, and spiritual support. Conclusion Donations to 508(c)(1)(A) non-profit organizations are typically tax-deductible, offering you the opportunity to support faith-based initiatives while reducing your taxable income. However, it’s important to ensure the organization meets IRS requirements and to keep proper documentation of your contributions. If you have any questions about donating to a 508(c)(1)(A) organization or claiming your deduction, consult the organization directly or seek advice from a tax professional.

"Learn about Jehovah Saints' Emergency Preparedness Policy, designed to protect guests, staff, and volunteers during natural disasters, medical emergencies, and other crises." Emergency Preparedness Policy For Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters Purpose The purpose of this Emergency Preparedness Policy is to ensure the safety and well-being of all guests, staff, and volunteers at Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters during emergencies. This policy outlines the procedures, responsibilities, and resources necessary to effectively respond to and recover from various emergency situations, including natural disasters, medical emergencies, fires, and other crises. Policy Statement Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters are committed to maintaining a safe environment by proactively preparing for emergencies. Through training, clear communication, and established procedures, we aim to minimize risks, protect lives, and ensure continuity of shelter operations during and after emergencies. Scope This policy applies to all guests, staff, volunteers, and visitors at Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters. Types of Emergencies Covered This policy addresses the following emergencies: Natural Disasters: Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, severe storms, etc. Fire Emergencies: Fires within or near the shelter premises. Medical Emergencies: Sudden illness, injury, or other health-related incidents. Security Threats: Active shooter situations, bomb threats, or other acts of violence. Utility Failures: Power outages, water supply disruptions, or gas leaks. Emergency Preparedness Measures 1. Emergency Plans Detailed emergency response plans are developed for each type of emergency. Plans include evacuation procedures, assembly points, and roles/responsibilities of staff. Emergency plans are reviewed and updated annually or as needed. 2. Staff Training All staff and volunteers are trained in emergency response procedures, including: Evacuation drills. Fire safety and extinguisher use. Basic first aid and CPR. Conflict de-escalation and handling security threats. Training sessions are conducted at least twice a year. 3. Emergency Supplies Each shelter is equipped with emergency supplies, including: First aid kits. Flashlights and batteries. Non-perishable food and bottled water. Blankets and basic hygiene items. Emergency contact lists. Supplies are checked and replenished regularly. 4. Communication Systems Clear communication channels are established to relay information during emergencies. Emergency contact numbers and procedures are posted prominently throughout the shelter. Staff are trained to use communication tools such as radios, phones, or public address systems. 5. Evacuation Routes and Assembly Points Evacuation routes and exits are clearly marked and accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities. Assembly points are designated outside the shelter for guests and staff to gather safely during evacuations. Emergency Response Procedures 1. Fire Emergencies Activate the fire alarm system immediately upon detection of fire or smoke. Evacuate all individuals using designated routes. Staff will assist individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges. Contact emergency services (911) and provide details of the situation. Assemble at the designated safe location and conduct a headcount to ensure everyone is accounted for. 2. Medical Emergencies Staff will assess the situation and provide basic first aid if trained to do so. Contact emergency medical services (911) for severe injuries or illnesses. Notify shelter management and document the incident. 3. Natural Disasters Follow the specific response plan for the type of disaster (e.g., seek shelter during a tornado, evacuate for floods). Staff will provide instructions to guests and assist with safety measures. Monitor local news and weather updates for ongoing information. 4. Security Threats In the event of an active threat (e.g., active shooter): Staff and guests should follow "Run, Hide, Fight" principles: Run: Evacuate if it is safe to do so. Hide: Find a secure location and remain quiet. Fight: As a last resort, defend yourself if confronted. Contact law enforcement (911) immediately. Follow instructions from authorities upon their arrival. 5. Utility Failures Identify the cause of the failure (if possible) and notify the appropriate utility company. Use backup supplies (e.g., flashlights, bottled water) as needed. Evacuate the shelter if the failure poses a safety risk (e.g., gas leak). Post-Emergency Procedures 1. Incident Reporting Staff will complete an incident report detailing the emergency, actions taken, and outcomes. Reports will be reviewed by shelter management to identify areas for improvement. 2. Debriefing After the emergency, a debriefing session will be held with staff and volunteers to discuss the response and gather feedback. 3. Emotional Support Counseling or emotional support services will be made available to guests and staff affected by the emergency. 4. Recovery and Continuity Shelter management will coordinate repairs, restocking of supplies, and resumption of normal operations as quickly as possible. Roles and Responsibilities Shelter Management Oversee the development and implementation of emergency plans. Ensure staff and volunteers are trained in emergency procedures. Coordinate with local emergency services and community partners. Staff and Volunteers Participate in training and drills. Assist guests during emergencies and follow established procedures. Report safety concerns or emergencies to shelter management. Guests Follow instructions from staff during emergencies. Participate in evacuation drills when required. Report any safety concerns or emergencies to staff immediately. Policy Review This Emergency Preparedness Policy will be reviewed annually to ensure it remains effective and up-to-date. Adjustments will be made as needed based on feedback, new risks, or changes in best practices. By implementing this Emergency Preparedness Policy, Jehovah Saints Homeless Shelters aim to protect the lives and well-being of everyone in our care, ensuring a safe and supportive environment even during challenging situations.

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"Explore the Bible for free on Bible Hub! Access multiple translations, study tools, commentaries, and more to deepen your understanding of God’s Word online anytime, anywhere." Access God’s Word for Free: Bible Resources from Jehovah House of Saints, Jehovah Saints, and Jehovah Saints Global Outreach At Jehovah House of Saints, Jehovah Saints, and Jehovah Saints Global Outreach, we believe that everyone should have access to the Word of God, no matter their circumstances. The Bible is a source of hope, guidance, and encouragement for millions of people around the world. That’s why we are committed to connecting individuals with free Bible resources, including free Bibles by mail, free online Bibles, and free audio Bibles. In this blog post, we’ll highlight some of the best ways to access the Bible for free, including trusted platforms like Bible Hub and Bible Gateway, and how our ministries are working to spread God’s Word globally. 1. Free Bible by Mail: Receive a Physical Copy of God’s Word For many, there’s nothing like holding a physical Bible in their hands. If you or someone you know needs a Bible but cannot afford one, Jehovah Saints Global Outreach offers a free Bible by mail program. How It Works: Simply visit our website or contact us to request a free Bible. Our team will mail a copy directly to your home, free of charge. Who It’s For: This program is perfect for individuals, families, or even ministries in need of Bibles for personal use or outreach efforts. Why It Matters: A physical Bible can be a lifeline for those who don’t have access to the internet or prefer to engage with God’s Word in a traditional format. 2. Free Online Bibles: Read and Study Anywhere Thanks to modern technology, accessing the Bible has never been easier. Platforms like Bible Hub and Bible Gateway allow you to read, study, and explore the Scriptures online for free. Bible Hub Features: Bible Hub offers multiple translations, commentaries, concordances, and study tools to help you dive deeper into God’s Word. Why Use Bible Hub: It’s perfect for Bible study, sermon preparation, or personal reflection. Accessibility: Available on both desktop and mobile devices, so you can read the Bible anywhere, anytime. Bible Gateway Features: Bible Gateway provides access to dozens of Bible translations, devotionals, reading plans, and study resources. Why Use Bible Gateway: It’s user-friendly and includes tools like audio Bibles and verse comparisons to enhance your understanding of Scripture. Accessibility: Easily accessible on your phone, tablet, or computer. At Jehovah House of Saints, we encourage everyone to take advantage of these free online resources to grow in their faith and understanding of God’s Word. 3. Free Audio Bibles: Hear God’s Word Anytime, Anywhere For those who prefer to listen to Scripture, free audio Bibles are a fantastic resource. Whether you’re commuting, working out, or relaxing at home, you can hear God’s Word wherever you are. Bible Gateway Audio Bible: Bible Gateway offers free audio versions of the Bible in multiple translations. Simply select your preferred version and listen online or through their mobile app. Faith Comes By Hearing: This ministry provides free audio Bibles in hundreds of languages, making it an excellent resource for global outreach. Jehovah Saints Global Outreach Audio Resources: Our ministry also offers free audio Bible resources to help you connect with Scripture in a meaningful way. Listening to the Bible is a powerful way to meditate on God’s Word and let it resonate deeply in your heart. 4. Free Bible Apps: Study on the Go In addition to online platforms, free Bible apps make it easy to carry God’s Word with you wherever you go. Some of the most popular free apps include: YouVersion (The Bible App): Offers free access to hundreds of Bible translations, reading plans, and devotionals. Bible.is: Provides free audio Bibles in multiple languages, perfect for global users. Blue Letter Bible: A powerful tool for in-depth Bible study, including Greek and Hebrew word studies. These apps are excellent companions for daily Bible reading and study, and they’re all available for free download on iOS and Android devices. 5. Jehovah Saints Global Outreach: Spreading God’s Word Worldwide At Jehovah Saints Global Outreach, our mission is to ensure that everyone, regardless of location or financial situation, has access to the Bible. Here’s how we’re making a difference: Free Bible Distribution: Through our free Bible by mail program, we’ve sent thousands of Bibles to individuals, families, and churches around the world. Digital Resources: We partner with platforms like Bible Hub and Bible Gateway to provide free online access to Scripture. Audio Bible Outreach: Our free audio Bible program helps people who are visually impaired, illiterate, or on the go connect with God’s Word. Global Impact: We work with local churches and ministries to distribute Bibles in underserved communities worldwide. Your support helps us continue this vital work and reach even more people with the life-changing message of the Gospel. Why Access to the Bible Matters The Bible is more than just a book—it’s a guide for life, a source of hope, and a testament to God’s love for humanity. Here’s why making the Bible accessible to everyone is so important: Spiritual Growth: Reading and studying Scripture helps believers grow in their faith and deepen their relationship with God. Hope and Encouragement: For those facing challenges, the Bible provides comfort, guidance, and reassurance. Global Impact: By sharing God’s Word, we can inspire change, bring hope, and transform lives around the world. At Jehovah House of Saints, we are passionate about making the Bible available to everyone, because we believe that no one should be without access to God’s Word. How You Can Get Involved If you’re passionate about spreading the Word of God, here are some ways you can support our mission: Share Free Resources: Tell others about free Bible platforms like Bible Hub, Bible Gateway, and our free Bible by mail program. Donate: Your contributions help us continue to distribute free Bibles and provide access to online and audio resources. Volunteer: Join our team at Jehovah Saints Global Outreach to help with Bible distribution and outreach efforts. Pray: Pray for our ministry and for those who receive Bibles, that God’s Word will transform their lives. Together, we can make a difference and bring the hope of Scripture to people everywhere. Final Thoughts: Access God’s Word Today Whether you’re looking for a free Bible by mail, a free online Bible, or a free audio Bible, there are countless resources available to help you connect with God’s Word. At Jehovah House of Saints, Jehovah Saints, and Jehovah Saints Global Outreach, we are committed to making the Bible accessible to everyone, because we believe that Scripture has the power to transform lives. Visit trusted platforms like Bible Hub and Bible Gateway, or reach out to us to request a free Bible. No matter where you are in your faith journey, God’s Word is always within reach. Keywords Used: Free Bible by mail Free online Bible Free audio Bible Bible Hub Bible Gateway Jehovah House of Saints Jehovah Saints Jehovah Saints Global Outreach Free Bible resources Bible distribution programs Access God’s Word for free Bible study tools Free Bible apps