Provides limited financial assistance for rent, utilities and medicines, and offers a food pantry. Proceeds from the Resale Shop, located in the building, help to support the Food Pantry.

FUMC MC provides support for EFBHNM through donations of time from volunteers, Board Members, on-going food collections, special food drives, donations of clothing and household items and financial support  throughout the year.

East Fort Bend Human Needs Ministry (EFBHNM) is located at 425 Stafford Run Rd., Stafford, T77477  281-261-1006.

HOURS OF OPERATION:
Resale Shop:
10 a. m. - 3 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., & Sat.    
Closed on Sundays.

Food Pantry: 
10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Fri.
6 - 8 p.m. on Wed.
Closed Sat.- Mon.

For more information on this ministry, visit www.humanneeds.org.

FUMC MC is a part of Family Promise, which was created to provide shelter, meals and comprehensive support to families in need in our county through a program entitled Interfaith Hospitality Network. County-wide, 110,000 volunteers contribute their time and talents to over 134 local networks.

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During this one-day project, work teams make minor repairs and paint homes in the Ft. Bend County area. The owners of these homes are unable to make the repairs themselves.

"One carpenter can make a difference."

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The InnerChange Freedom Initiative is a revolutionary, Christ-centered, values-based, pre-and post-release prison program supporting prison inmates and parolees through their spiritual and moral transformation into a new life in Christ.

This program is a U.S. pilot program, which began in April 1997 at a minimum security prison (the Carol S. Vance Unit in Sugar Land, Texas), and is a joint effort between the Prison Fellowship Ministries, Houston-based churches, and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

The program begins 12-18 months prior to an inmate's release and continues for an additional 6-12 months of aftercare, once the prisoner has been returned to the community. Inmates volunteer for the program, and just meet several criteria before they are accepted.

Volunteers can serve as tutors, lead a bible study or prayer group, or mentor an inmate pre-and post-release. 

FUMC MC additionally supports the aftercare program with quarterly financial donations to facilitate the transition from prison to a new faith-based community. At the present, FUMC MC has over 30 volunteers who work in this area of mission ministry.

Contact Jim McNeill if you are interested in helping with this ministry.

Working in cooperation with Ft. Bend Senior Citizens, church members volunteer to take meals to people in need in the Missouri City/Sugar Land/Stafford area.

Each route has about 10 stops and takes approximately 1 1/2 hours to complete.

Training is available for this project through the Ft. Bend Senior Citizens.

This mobile health clinic provides health services and immunizations to those in need on a sliding-scale fee basis.

FUMC MC provides volunteers as we host this van quarterly at East Fort Bend Human Needs Ministry.  In addition, FUMC MC makes quarterly financial donations to the Shalom Zone Ministry.