COMMUNITY

Parker Road Bible Church enjoys connecting with and serving others. Whether it involves going out into the community or inviting those in the community to come to us, we want to show love and serve those around us.
MORNINGSTAR MISSION
Every Friday morning at 8:00 and every third Sunday of the month at 7:30 in the evening, Parker Road Bible Church directs a worship service at MorningStar Mission. The Mission is a non-denominational organization that provides food, clothing, and shelter for the homeless, and shares the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Ministry Contact: Frank Volpe, Senior Pastor
Website: www.morningstarmission.org
PASS NETWORK FOR LIFE
Pregnancy Aid South Suburbs (PASS) provides services, care, and tangible items such as diapers, car seats, formula, baby food, infant clothing, maternity clothing and other items to thousands of families in need.
Ministry Contact: Gary DeVries
Website: https://www.passnetworkforlife.org/
PRISON MINISTRY
Men from Parker Road enter the cold, concrete walls of Cook County jail and Stateville Penitentiary to reach out to inmates who are in desperate need of hope — and many find hope in the Bible and Jesus Christ.
Ministry Contact: Gary DeVries
SAMARITAN'S PURSE
Each year, Parker Road is honored to participate in Operation Christmas Child and collect specially filled shoe boxes for children all over the world. Please contact us for the latest information on when you can drop of your shoe box donations. Samaritan's Purse is a non-denominational evangelical Christian organization providing spiritual and physical aid to hurting people around the world. 
Website: www.samaritanspurse.org/occ
SOMETHING FROM JESSIE
Jessica Troyer, daughter to Floyd and Melanie Troyer, sister to Danielle, Nick, and Charlene, was in a snowmobile accident on Sunday, January 23, 2000 near her home in Frankfort. She died one week later on Sunday, January 30, 2000, at the young age of 17. Growing up, Jessica (or Jessie as she was known by her friends and family) attended Phantom Ranch Bible Camp as a camper and later worked at the camp during the summer of 1999 with her best friend, Karolyn.

Through the support of her family's business, Wirtz Rentals, and her home church, Parker Road Bible Church, Jessie's family and friends hold an annual spaghetti dinner to raise money to send inner-city students to the very same camp Jessie attended. 100% of all proceeds go towards this special scholarship fund and is tax deductible.
Ministry Contacts: Melanie Troyer, Patty Westergren, and Karolyn Nelson
Website: http://www.somethingfromjessie.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SomethingfromJessie
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SFJessie