Hands Of God Ministries, Chicago, Illinois

 Mission Statement
	
"The Hands Of God Ministries" exists to further extend the hand of God to the community. Through the 
fellowship, partnering, and volunteering with others, we seek to equip, assist, and create opportunity. The effort is twofold in 
giving, both to those who give a hand as well as those in need of a hand. In order to be the "Hands of God to the 
world... you must be in the Hands of God securely." 



My Personal Statement:



"Having grown up in poverty, spent time in jail, and living homeless on the street, I know full well what it is to 
be in need. By the power and grace of God I now devote my effort to those still suffering.' 



Matthew Milam II, 

Founder
	
 Description
We are described in two words, Fellowship and Outreach. 



Our Fellowship: 



We serve as a fellowship connection for both volunteers and members. People from all walks of life and every level of 
need can make connections to assist others as well as receive the assistance needed. This works through networking, 
equipping, and support. We are the pot that is filled for serving; from it we serve each other. By exchanging ideas, skills, and 
funds; strength is provided for charities, programs and missions. We create a ministry resource made up from resourceful 
ministries. 



Our Outreach: 



Jesus came to announce the message of good news to the poor; to reach those lost and suffering. Our ministry has this 
ideal as its priority. The members and volunteers have made it their business to serve those in need. This creates a need 
for the ministries as well. We reach out to each other to provide assistance, training and, encouragement. In doing this 
better service and assistance can be dispensed to the communities in need.
	
 Organizational Statement of Faith


Ephesians 4:4-6 (New International Version)



There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to one hope when you were called, one Lord, one faith, one 
baptism; one God and Father of all, who is over all, and through all, and in all.

Program Type

Other Program

Denominational Affiliation

Non-denominational

Organizational Partner

Christian Community Development Association (CCDA)

Do you Require Formal Orientation Training?

No