info@nehemiahfoundation.net

(937) 325-6226  ~  Fax (937) 525-0278

4 West Main Street  ~ Suite 530 ~ Springfield, Ohio  45502

P.O. Box 3112 ~ Springfield, Ohio 45501-3112

A new look and new website are in the works and coming soon!

 

The Nehemiah Foundation is an accredited member of the Leadership Foundations of America

 

Welcome to The Nehemiah Foundation website.  Just click the links below to find out more

about what TNF is doing for Springfield and Clark County.

 

           Calendar                May 15, 2008 Luncheon  

    2008 Golf Classic      DOWNLOADS including 2009 grant info

GOD STORY  #4 - new 3-1-08

HOME FOR LARRY - Twelve-year-old Shian (pronounced Cheyenne) Adams was upset when she was told the family would be moving … again!

 

Equippers Network

A ministry of The Nehemiah Foundation impacting you and the leaders by bringing you together in serving the Lord and your community.

Just who is The Nehemiah Foundation?
Get all the who, what, where and why and come support our vision to build up Springfield, Ohio as a city of God.

There are many ways to partner with us
Whether its prayerful support, or financial contributions, we invite you to share our vision.

2008 GOLF CLASSIC 

Ministry Prayer Requests

Prayer requests are presented each month by the ministry leaders  at a gathering every 3rd Wednesday at the Inside Out chapel at 11:30 AM.  All are welcome to come pray with us!

Funded Ministry Leadership  You'll be amazed at the number of great ministries that the Nehemiah Foundation supports. And 100% of donations goes directly to these ministries!

Funding leadership requires great leaders
Our Board of Trustees and Advisory Board members have agreed to support the Nehemiah Foundation with their time and finances so that all moneys given to the Foundation go directly to the ministries.

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Why "Nehemiah"

The Old Testament Prophet, Nehemiah, rallied his community to

rebuild the broken city walls of Jerusalem--the walls that had once protected

their city from their enemies. In the same fashion, the walls of

Springfield, Ohio need to be replaced, fortified, and

strengthened--brick by brick. This work must begin with the families,

the foundation of any community, that live and work within the walls.