Matthew 25:35-45

“I was hungry and you fed me, thirsty and you gave me a drink; I was a stranger and you received me in your homes, naked and you clothed me; I was sick and you took care of me, in prison and you visited me.’

“The righteous will then answer him, ‘When, Lord, did we ever see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you a drink? When did we ever see you a stranger and welcome you in our homes, or naked and clothe you? When did we ever see you sick or in prison, and visit you?’

The King will reply, ‘I tell you, whenever you did this for one of the least important of these members of my family, you did it for me!”

We share pictures of our outreach work in the United States and other countries to promote awareness. After all, we have had thousands over the last twelve years, but for the sake of space, we hope you enjoy the few we chose.

Our mission goal is to make an
impact on humanity by sharing
the message of Jesus Christ the gospel and providing food, clothes, hotel rooms, and medical help to homeless people and veterans in DC, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and many tent encampments while aiding in the food crisis abroad. We help people individually or in large groups, always with love and care. Whether it’s one by one or in groups or thousands, we hope to show the impact that serving Christ and loving your neighbor should be our
number one priority.

God bless you.

WhilI share the gospel on the Life Network For Woman on my program, called Gospel in America we decided to visit Paula White, the founder and assist in packing food at their church. My daughter has made great strides in progress, and we are very proud of her for serving involving our family and serving the Lord and people is as important as it in steals values at a young age that will stay with them.

We are grateful to God for the opportunity to share our own resources with our brothers and sisters in Pakistan. One of them was Fatima, who required a life-saving surgery due to a deadly tumor on her neck.

The tumor was jeopardizing the lives of both Fatima and her unborn baby. Through God’s guidance, we were able to provide the financial means for the surgery, saving both lives. Following the surgery, we also assisted with the medical treatment. Fatima expressed her gratitude in a video, but we give thanks to Jesus Christ for making it all possible. Praise GOD!

Here at Christine’s Cornerstone Ministries, we are delighted that we could provide the means to buy these two children out of the brick kiln slavery and assist our brothers and sisters in Pakistan. The Biden administration may have forgotten these people; we haven’t. They sent us this video of gratitude. Praise JESUS!

We are delighted to provide our disabled brothers and sisters with mobility. The Children are so happy to receive their new wheelchairs from Christine’s Cornerstone. They we sooooo excited.
Praise JESUS!

Through the love of Christ, we here at Christine’s Cornerstone Ministries share the love of Christ globally from our hearts. We must give our all so that others may live. It is the right of life to eat and be well. Praise GOD!

Our family at Christine’s CornerStone Ministries love all of our brothers and sisters in Pakistan, as we share the love of Christ with the Muslim community so they too may come to the Glory of Christ’s Salvation while filling their bellies.
We love you!

Loving the Pakistani people with food and clean water. I just love this video they put together for us to enjoy. Praise GOD!

We are feeding and loving many tribes through Pakistan, Africa, and India. Christ is their answer, but we are the hands and feet of the body of Christ. We are also teaching the Muslim children the word of God! We are to love all people.

Feeding and Ministering to PA, DC, and MD’s Homeless and Addicted

Ministering the Gospel and feeding in Kensington PA

This is our sister Michelle. This lady lived on a bench in Washington DC for 12 years when Jesus sent me to her.

This ministry sat day and night with her, teaching her the Gospel of Jesus Christ and providing her meals, wheelchair, and many of her medical needs.

And after six months, Jesus told me to take her home, and for four days, I was able to help her detox off of Heroin, and through the love of Christ, she was saved, accepted Christ, and died of heart failure shortly after.

RIP Michelle. I love you, Sister, and we praise JESUS for having mercy on sister Michelle.

There are years and years of photos and work, too much to share, because the Lord said do it and with no pictures. Christ has limited what is to be shared.

Here are just a few of the thousands of images while feeding and providing the medical needs of DC’s Homeless every day for five straight months during Covid lockdown.

We praise JESUS for keeping us healthy while working hands on with the mentally, emotionally, physically , and Spiritually challenged on these streets. We praise JESUS for the energy to keep this up with this every day. Jesus loves these people and so do we at Christine’s CornerStone Ministries.