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Potential Collaborators

Faith Based Organizations:
Life Care Center
Luke 4:18 Ministry
Christian Women's Job Corps
Mission: Possible!
Austin Bridge Builders Alliance
Crossroad Opportunities
REALife Center
Ripe for Harvest

Interested Churches:
Hill Country Bible Church
First EV Free
Grace Covenant Church
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Church Of the Hills
Hope Chapel
Hope In The City
Church Of The Good Shepherd
Cross Pointe Presbyterian

Potential Programs:
AWANA
M.O.P.S.
Precepts
Community Bible Fellowship
Alcoholics Victorious
C.I.A. (Christians In Action)
Project Intercept
Church Under The Bridge (discipleship)
Camp Nikos
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Seeds For Change
Clothes Closet / Food Pantry
Emergency Shelter
Special Events

Vision

NYACC strives to facilitate the transformation of the East Austin community from within, through Christian community development efforts. 

This vision is founded on the following Biblical principals:

God is concerned that His people help those in need, and those who are poor in the eyes of the world. 

  • In His Old Testament Law (Deut. 15:1-15)
  • In His character (Proverbs 14:31)
  • In Christ's example (Luke 4:18; 15:13-14)
  • In New Testament commands (1 John 3:16-17; James 1:27; 2:1-4, 14-17; 5:4)

God is concerned that His church demonstrate love for the poor:

  • God commissions the church, not government, to represent His concern for the poor (John 14:12; 2 Cor. 5:20)

The church should comprehensively serve the needs of the poor by:

  • Helping people physically and spiritually (1 John 3:15-17)
  • Demonstrating love and proclaiming the Gospel
  • Creating receptivity to the Gospel through service
  • Focusing a portion of it's resources and services on the poor
  • Teaching the poor self-sufficiency(2 Th. 3:10)
  • Helping the poor rise up out of their situation (James 2:15-17)

The church should be concerned about the whole cycle of poverty:

  • Family disintegration
  • Lack of affordable housing
  • Lack of educational opportunities
  • Lack of job opportunities

The church should develop relationships in economically disadvantaged communities:

  • Providing acceptance, warmth, friendship and fellowship
  • Providing role models and mentors
  • Encouraging those who become self-sufficient to stay involved in their communities