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Hanfield partners with Allen Elementary School to provide meals for children for the weekend. We also provide Christmas gifts for families in need. Teachers and staff are also supported through snacks, little debbies, and soup. We appreciate everyone at Allen Elementary. If you are interested in assisting with this ministry, please contact Shirley Saddler.
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    Volunteers pack the bags each week that are later delivered to Allen Elementary.

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  • A group of people are stacking plastic bins on top of each other for best bags for allen elementary school.

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    The packers also pray over the food each week and for the families it will nourish.

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  • A table with lots of gifts on it in a room for allen elementary school for best gifts.

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    Gifts were wrapped and ready for delivery to Allen Elementary students.

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    Hanfieldites took tags to buy toys and clothing for students.

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  • Mike Deshon is putting pop cans in a trash bag next to a sign that says best bags.

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    Mike Deshon recycles aluminum cans brought to the church. Recycled cans have provided over $200 to support the Best Bags Ministry.

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    We love and pray for the students, staff, teachers, administrators, and families at Allen Elementary School!

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    We believe in the sanctity of life, which includes the pre-born. Hanfield addresses difficult topics, including abortion.

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    We collect change starting on Mother's Day and place it in a baby bottle. On Father's Day, the bottles are collected and the money is donated to support the Pregnancy Help Center.

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  • A white van is parked in a parking lot in front of Hanfield church. Lifescreening.

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    Hanfield hosts LifeLine Screening. an option for preventative health screenings offered at a low price.

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    We host a quarterly blood drive, through Versiti. Giving the gift of life! Since July 2020, the church has hosted 7 blood drives, collecting 85 units of blood. That is 255 lives saved!

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    The Grant County Rescue Mission brings its truck to Hanfield to load donations. Every donation helps support Life Change through thier thrift ministry.

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  • Church members are loading a Grant County Rescue Mission truck in the church parking lot

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    Loading the GCRM truck with donations.

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    Pastor Piyal Mondal, Suparna, Tirsha & Alex. 

    House Church Fellowship

    Kolkata, West Bengal, India

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    Bill and Lydia Allshouse

    We equip Mexicans to reach Mexicans in Mexico through leadership, biblical teaching, and encouragement ministries.

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    John & Beth Muehleisen

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  • David and Debbie Hawk couple portrait photo.

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    David and Debbie Hawk

    We serve as regional directors for the WGM Americas Region, providing leadership to missionaries serving in North, Central and South America.

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    Miguel and Ana Irias have been ministering the last fourteen years in administration of work brigades and a medical clinic as a door to evangelism and discipleship among their fellow Hondurans. Their missions call has brought them to a new step into cross-cultural missions with WGM. Miguel has a degree in Industrial Engineering and Theology, and Ana in Business Administration. English is also a strength for them as it is for their daughter Monica. Their heart to serve will have many opportunities among the pastors and churches and in the ministry to the First Nations in Paraguay.

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    Mapile and Hannah Vilakati

    Mbutfu Community Center

    Mbutfu, Eswatini, Africa

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  • A bride and groom are Gabe and Dahiana Ernst posing for a picture in front of their wedding guests.

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    Gabe & Dahiana Ernst

    This newly married couple serves in Paraguay in discipleship ministries through the local church with youth and young adult ministries, prison ministry, and where the Lord leads.

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    Holly Muehleisen

    Although I grew up in East Africa as the daughter of WGM missionaries, I never imagined that I would one day be called to be a missionary myself. When I first received my call while I was a college senior, I knew that God had begun a new thing and that I wouldn’t be going back home as a missionary. But I still wasn’t sure where I would end up.


    It wasn’t until I was a seminary student that God began to put the Japanese people on my heart. Several of the other students taking classes, including two of the other women in the dormitory, were Japanese. It was through hearing the burden these two shared for their own people that God began to tug at my heart as well.


    I was blessed to serve for 14 years alongside the believers and churches of Japan, primarily in the Tokyo area. I was invited to come and help them launch creative outreach programs especially aimed at children and for several years served as the English teacher for the Fun Fun English ministry program that reached out to young children and their families.


    In spring of 2024, God again changed my path and revealed that my time in Japan had come to an end. I am currently seeking what God has next and actively serving WGM while I am praying and discerning what comes next.

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More Opportunities to Serve

  • Children's Ministry

    There are many opportunities to be involved in our Children's Ministry program. Please note that adults 18 and older working directly with children must successfully complete our safety screening and training prior to serving.

    • Volunteer to work with children on Sunday mornings in the nursery, preschool, K-4th grade, and 5th&6th grade. 
    • Help with media/sound booth in kids room
    • Help at the check-in station on Sunday morning
    • Kid's Hope USA mentors & prayer partners
    • Assist with outreach events as they arise
    • Prayer warriors to regularly pray for children, families, and children's workers

    If interested in serving in any of these capacities, please contact Shirley Saddler at shirley.saddler@hanfield.org.


  • Youth Ministry

    There are several ways to serve in our youth ministry program, including:

    • Volunteer for weekly youth group
    • Accompany youth on special events
    • Several other volunteer opportunities.

    If interested in serving in youth ministry, please contact Derek Trout at derek.trout@hanfield.org.


    Please note all youth volunteers must complete training, including a background check.

  • Worship Team

    Anyone is welcome to join us on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm for Worship Community. Other opportunities to serve include:

    • Leading worship on Sunday mornings
    • Leading worship at the Grant County Rescue Mission Chapel
    • Summer concerts in the park, area music festivals, spiritual retreats, camps, and wherever the Lord provides opportunity

    If interested in serving, please contact Rev. Brad Terhune at brad.terhune@hanfield.org.

  • Lawn Crew Help

    It's that time of year again to start planning for the summer mowing season. Do you enjoy mowing? We need you on our lawn care team! Contact Nathan Ellis (765) 618-3350 or Eric Shilts (765) 517-1409 for more information or to get on the rotation.

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