06/23/2026
A new movement is beginning in Macon County.
Macon County Kingdom Work is starting from the ground up with one simple burden:
What could the body of Christ do together that none of us can do alone?
Before we host a big meeting, launch a program, raise money, or assume we know the answers, we want to listen.
We want to hear from the people who are already close to the pain in our county:
CareNet leadership.
School counselors and social workers.
Macon County Public Health contacts.
Pastors and ministry leaders.
Recovery leaders.
Law enforcement and EMS contacts.
Food pantry workers.
People serving elderly residents.
Housing repair and weatherization groups.
Local employers who understand the working-poor struggle.
We are not trying to replace ministries that already exist. We are not trying to compete with churches. We are not trying to build another brand.
We are asking whether churches, ministries, business owners, volunteers, and everyday believers can come together for gospel-centered service, discipleship, and mercy.
Our first three lanes of focus are:
1. Food and basic needs
2. Housing help and practical service
3. Recovery, discipleship, and family restoration
But before we act, we want to listen.
We want to ask:
What is the biggest unmet need you see in Macon County?
Where are churches already helping well?
Where are churches missing opportunities?
What practical help would actually move the needle?
If 20 churches worked together, what should they do first?
This is not about blame. It is about burden.
This is not about church competition. It is about Kingdom cooperation.
This is not about talking big and doing nothing. It is about prayer, unity, wisdom, and then real action.
If you are a pastor, ministry leader, counselor, teacher, social worker, recovery leader, food pantry worker, public servant, employer, volunteer, or someone already serving people in need, we would love to hear from you.
Message this page or email:
[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
One Church. One County. One Mission.