CRAM is dedicated to helping the poor, feeding the hungry, healing the sick and providing education. Dr. C.Y. and Patricia Kim are the directors.

CrossRoads Missions is a doorway for churches and individuals seeking ministry opportunities in places they may otherwise have difficulty serving.  We accomplish this goal by bringing people of all ages into missions in the United States and foreign fields.  Mission teams who participate with us are involved in multiple areas of ministry including:  construction, medical missions, education, discipleship, evangelism, worship, and disaster relief.

CrossRoads Missions enhances existing local ministries, supporting them with additional resources they may be unable to provide.  Our service achieves its highest level of effectiveness by working alongside these ministries so that when we leave, the ministry of Jesus does not.

Joe Wilson, former ODCC member, is a Project Manager.

Bruce and Neide Colson have three focus areas for Vision 360:

1. Missionary and pastor encouragement
2. Leadership training through the Mustand Seed School of Ministry
3. Social and evangelism helping the poor through PEACE Memba Project

Great Lakes Christian College, a college affiliated with Christian Churches/Churches of Christ, seeks to glorify God by equipping students to be Christ-like disciples who are prepared to serve in preaching ministries, church-related occupational ministries, or other Christian leadership roles in the church and community.

The Commission makes endorsement for ministers of Christian Churches and churches of Christ who feel called to serve in the military and other chaplaincies requiring instruments of endorsement. They advise, assist, and process applications for endorsement. This process includes investigation and examination of all credentials. Endorsements for Chaplaincy service are made only with the consensus of the twelve commissioners. The Commission’s services include a program of visitation, assistance, and moral support for chaplains. They act as a coordinating and communication service between chaplains, their employing institutions, and the churches and schools which qualify them for Chaplaincy service. For more information, check out their website at www.cec-chap.org.

This organization was begun by Virgil Felton and is dedicated to the opening of new churches of Christ in the United States. Steve Larson is the executive director. Oakland Drive Christian Church (Church of Christ) began in 1962 with the help of this mission.

Since 1969 Michigan Christian Campus Ministries has been providing a home away from home, counseling for personal and spiritual problems, and preparing young adults for service wherever they go. Campus ministries are located on these Michigan campuses:
Michigan State University, Central Michigan University, Western Michigan University, Eastern Michigan University, Northern Michigan University, Ferris State University, Michigan Technological University, University of Michigan, Grand Valley State University, Saginaw Valley State University, Lake Superior State University, and Affiliated Ministries at Tri-State University, and University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh.

M.C.S.C., using its great natural environment, offers youth and adult camp programs to prepare people for eternity. The camp promotes Christian education, evangelism, restoration of the N.T. church and the unity of all Christian. Jim Mathews serves as director.

Craig and Rhonda Gates’ mission is to help start new churches by training teachers and leaders of the Christian churches of the Yucatan. They also help with the construction of the Christian camp at Sotuta. The camp is used for family camping and as a training center. The Gates have four sons, Jared, Christopher, Andrew and Benjamin.

The Polish ministry is headquartered at Eastern Christian College in Bel Air, Maryland. The work includes establishing new congregations, publishing of Christian literature and song books in Polish, radio ministry in Polish, Russian, and Ukrainian languages, Christian camps and youth ministry in Poland, and work among foreign speaking people in the U.S. C. Wayne Murphy serves as the director of Polish Christian Ministries.

IDES was founded so members of the church of Christ/Christian Churches can help victims of disaster. It seeks to provide physical, mental and spiritual relief through its program of benevolent evangelism.

Mission speakers and three conventions are supported:
Michigan Christian Convention
North American Christian Conventions
National Missionary Convention

CIY is a non-profit organization endeavoring to implant "Christ in Youth." The world will be changed when Christ rules every heart; therefore, they believe: "Change youth-change the world."

Founded in 1969, CIY has been a leader for many years in helping thousands of youth to become all God created them to be.

Kulpahar Kid's Home was established as an orphanage for children that others could not or would not care for. They are now a hostel for boarding children of poor Christian families so they can attend the Kulpahar Christian School. Their purpose has always been to save the child physically, give them a safe and loving environment in which to live and give them a good Christian education they would other wise not get all for the ultimate goal of leading them to Christ.