Promoting Christ in Construction:
Home and Abroad
Our Mission is to:
- Tell construction workers about the saving power of Jesus Christ, that they may experience a changed life;
- Encourage and mentor Christians in (and into) the construction trades, to excel as craftsmen and to bring the redeeming influence of godly lives and a Christian world view into the workplace;
- Assist Christian organizations in spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ through specialized construction help, at home and abroad.
We provide short-term construction and maintenance assistance to our client ministries so that they can either expand their ministry or make it more efficient. We are not a Contractor and we do not contract work. In most cases, we come alongside your ministry to assist you – not to perform the work for you.
Begin your adventure of “Serving Those Who Serve Others” by becoming an Associate or RV’er for Christ. Just submit the Preliminary Questionnaire.
Hard Hats for Christ
When he founded Construction Workers Christian Fellowship (CWCf) in 1970, Jim Hodges realized that his “mission field” was the construction sites where he worked as a journeyman IBEW electrician. He invited Christians and pre-believers to pray for safety on the job before work, to study the Bible together at Saturday morning breakfast meetings…
Ready Volunteers
RV’ers for Christ “Serve Those Who Serve Others” at Christian camps and Bible schools, small churches, and other Christian organizations throughout the continental United States. We have also worked in Alaska, Canada, and Mexico. The work includes construction of new buildings, remodeling, and maintenance of these facilities. Since most of our clients provide RV parking and utilities, and oftentimes a meal or two, we expect volunteers to “pull their own weight” on the jobsite, making allowances for health and skills, of course.
Hello Dave! I don’t know if you will receive this email from me, but I will give it a try. I just want to say how amazing [your RV’ers for Christ missionary] was in working on our re-roof project!!!!!!! He led by example for each of the guys involved in the job, teaching them, and patiently showing them how to do the job right. He worked with our son, Andrew, our two son-in-laws, Dan and Florian, with four other men from the church, John, Dennis, Steve, and Paul, and left a wonderful impression on them all. They each commented more than once about what [he]had taught them about a work ethic, about doing the job right, and about working together as a team. I simply can’t put into adequate words the gratitude my wife and I share about [RV’ers for Christ and your missionary] and the thousands of dollars we were able to save on this job. Thank you for responding to my daughter’s prompting (and the Lord’s I am sure) in helping us with this. Blessings on all of you,
CWCf Blog
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