In the fall of 2000, a vision was born. After thirty years planting churches and observing both successful and unsuccessful ministries, Billy Hornsby was saddened by the tragic statistics of most new church plants. When he discovered that more than eighty percent of new churches failed within the first five years and that many of the new church planters that began with excitement and vision abandoned ministry along with their churches, he knew something had to change. Therefore, the ARC was created to provide an environment of encouragement and coaching that included close mentoring relationships and financial resources for new church planters.

Now, nine years later, the ARC has planted almost 200 life-giving local churches in America in 36 states. Over 200 churches have teamed up with the ARC to share resources, develop lifelong ministry relationships and help plant more churches, and that number is growing. The ARC has become a powerful resource for local pastors wanting to break inertia and get new ideas as well as new pastors wanting to get the best strategies for planting their churches.

C3 Global was created to help expand the vision and magnify the influence of churches everywhere, this multi-dimensional, multi-denominational and multi-directional movement unites leaders from every corner of the globe. Through C3 Global we are empowered to carry the message of Christ further and help the Church leave an everlasting imprint on our world.

Here, you will find the tools necessary to realize your ministry's full potential. C3 Global promises to challenge the traditional thought of Church and begin to reach people in ways never considered possible!

Crossover's vision is to assist and accelerate church planting movements among the people groups of Eurasia. In 1995, only six evangelical missionaries were known to be in the country of Moldova, the small country between Romania and the Ukraine. Crossover began the first phase of fulfilling its vision with Mission Moldova. Their goal was to plant five churches by 2000. When they planted six, they knew Crossover needed to expand its vision.

That led to Mission Black Sea in 2000, a plan for 100 new churches established in the people groups of the seven Eurasian countries surrounding the Black Sea: Moldova, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Romania, Russia, Georgia, and Turkey. In 2003, Crossover sent long-term, cross-cultural workers to their second targeted people group within the least-reached country on the Black Sea. More missionaries, both American and Brazilian, followed. By the end of 2004, Crossover had started over 20 new churches. As the Lord provides the people and resources, we hope to see the remaining churches of Mission Black Sea established.

North Strand Helping Hand is a Christian agency, located in North Myrtle Beach, which responds to the needs of the less fortunate and homeless in our community. They provide assistance with the essentials of life: food, prescription drugs, bus tickets, utility bills, used clothing, and furniture. They serve as our benevolence partner and community outreach partner.

The North Strand Housing Shelter (NSHS) is becoming a reality with the coordinated help of local churches and civic organizations. Initially, NSHS will be able to provide food, baths and beds. Later, NSHS will offer programs to give a holistic approach that will help to meet spiritual, physical and emotional needs as we offer an atmosphere of dignity and respect.

Changing Lives That Change A Nation by partnering with churches to reach the Next Generation: Project Haiti is a partnership ministry with Grace Mission to Haiti and three churches on the island of La Gonave. It is an ongoing ministry that will involve several teams a year going on a mission trip to Haiti.

The Help Mission is a Christian agency located in the heart of Whiteville NC, catering to the immediate needs of the less fortunate in Whiteville, Chadbourne and the surrounding area. The Help mission is open to the public on Monday and Wednesday offering food, clothing and limited financial assistance. For more information please contact the Help Mission at 910-642-2724.