Mercy is a group of people working to transform lives caught in the cycle of physical, relational, and spiritual poverty. We do this through acts of compassion and the power of the Gospel. Empowered by your generosity, we work with partners and local churches around the globe to provide clean water, food, children’s education, health, literacy, life skills, and the hope for the Gospel.
Our hope would be that oppressed communities around the world could break free from the grasp of poverty and experience life which God intended. Mercy exists to provide sustainable agricultural skills, trauma care, medical training, business development, child sponsorship, and woman empowerment!
Mercy’s strategies target the root causes of poverty for ongoing change.
We use the power of partnership to accomplish more than we can alone.
Our initiatives develop local capacity and lasting solutions.
We depend on the Lord who is the only One who has the power to transform lives.
In partnership with donors, churches, and local businesses, Mercy is committed to bringing compassion-centered work paired with the gospel to bring hope, dignity, and life skills to people who experience extreme poverty and oppression. Mercy’s unique approach allows us to bring sustainable resources, funding, and life skills training to communities around the world through our local churches and ministry partners on the ground. We have 4 ministry partners in 8 countries that we work with to empower and elevate others;
not bringing change temporarily, but for years to come.
Gary Cochran
Jennifer M. King Dimas
Karen Elliott
Tod Steven Etheredge
Dave Graffenberger
Rudy Heintzelman
Chuck Rapp
Connie Davis Schwein
Shannon Dumont, Development & Engagement
Travis Hamilton, CFO & Executive Director, BAM
Doug Hoffman, President & CEO
James Kigamwa, Literacy & Life Skills
Rachel Libby, Head of Development, Engagement & Marketing
Hannah Rivera, Administrative Assistant
Stephen Smith, COO
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The mission of Mercy is to transform lives caught in the cycle of physical, spiritual, and relational poverty. We do this through acts of compassion and the power of the Gospel. Empowered by your generosity, we work with partners and local churches around the globe to provide clean water, food security, children’s education, health, literacy, and life skills, and the hope of the Gospel.
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