Mission Statement:
Psalm 23 Ministry
"A Ministry of Hope to those walking through a Valley."
Our primary purpose is to minister and give hope to the hopeless and the forgotten with the gospel of Jesus Christ! Our heart's desire is to bring glory and honor to Him and see His kingdom advanced.
The majority of New England people are spiritually lost. On any given weekend less than 3% of the 14.3 million people will attend an evangelical church. In Vermont and Connecticut, it is less than 1%. These percentages total only 429,000 active believers in our six states. This means that 97 out of every 100 people living in New England do not know the Lord Jesus Christ and hardly anyone is introducing Him to them.
Psalm 23 Ministry is helping to plant churches in New England and also seeks to go into prisons, alcohol and drug addiction facilities, just wherever God opens a door so that we can share hope!
"Not because I desire a gift: but I desire fruit that may abound to your account" - Phillipians 4:17
Without a steady flow of financial gifts to our ministry, we would essentially not have a ministry. Help send us to where you might not be able to go. There is no charge to tell others about Jesus. But any funds donated will be used to help offset the ministry's traveling expenses on getting to the next place and that fruit will abound to your account!
If you would like to be a part of this ministry of sharing hope and seeing souls saved into the family of God, please send a tax-deductible donation to Psalm 23 Ministry at the address below or click to donate online.
It would greatly be appreciated!
To contact us, go here.
Psalm 23 Ministry, PO Box 561, Glen Alpine, NC 28628
Psalm 23 Ministry is registered in the state of North Carolina. It is governed by a board of directors who are listed below.
Co-Presidents: Rev. Chris Benfield & Rev. Jason Dowdell
Secretary: Valerie Dowdell
Treasurer: Roger Register
As I was beginning my fulltime career with the Cathedral Quartet, I met a young man that was faced with a world of opposition. Crippled and confined to a wheelchair that was supposed to contain him for the rest of his life with seemingly no hope in sight. One would think that his life would be over, but not in Tom's case. Never have I met anyone as strong as Tom, with such a desire to live a full life. Tom truly knew where his strength arose. . . .
Tom Shuford is a genuine believer. He loves His Lord. Beyond that, he has a wonderful testimony of God’s grace in his life. The story of how God saved him, brought him through a time of serious illness, and of how God has greatly blessed and used him since that time is a life-changing testimony to the grace, power and glory of God. . . .