1. Spanish River Church Planting (SRCP) is currently supporting 49 church planters in 14 different countries.

2. SRCP has sent $812,145 in support for church planters from July 2023 to June 2024 and welcomed over 200 church planters, network leaders, and guests to our annual Spanish River Church Planting Summit last October.

3. 40 church planters were hosted by members of our congregation in their homes during their time here for the 2023 Spanish River Church Planting Summit.

1. This past year, Nurturing Your Newborn (NYN) has added 4 New Volunteers to our team.

2. The Daddy and Donuts program restarted this year.

3. We currently have 182 mothers and babies attending NYN each week.

4. Legacy! A second generation NYN Mom came this month with her newborn to SRC.

1. During the past year, 415 different women participated in a Bible study and experienced small group community.

2. MomTalks, a new ministry to encourage and equip mothers, was launched. We hosted 7 different speakers and 96 moms attended throughout the school year.

3. Our annual outreach event, the Christmas Brunch and Artisan Marketplace, encouraged those in need of hope during the Christmas season.

1. We trained 8 leaders to be able to run the Alpha series. We successfully launched the Alpha ministry in April with 47 registered attendees. We’ve seen an increase in new registrations throughout our 6 weeks together as both leaders and attendees share their positive experiences from our time together.

2. A Jewish gentleman has been attending Alpha since week 1. He’s been attentive to the gospel message presented in the videos and actively involved in the conversations afterward. A couple weeks ago he mentioned to me that he wants to start attending SRC services on Sundays.

A man with reservations about Christianity has been to all but 1 week of Alpha. He brought in some unique new age beliefs, which he comfortably shared with his group. The table leaders walked him through the Bible’s explanation on the subject as well as several other topics that we’ve covered in the Alpha series. Although he understood some general concepts of Christianity, he was missing some of the foundational faith concepts that we’ve covered throughout the series.

1. One of the greatest joys of teaching these two classes was having 5-7 high school students in them! Like everyone else in the class, they worked hard on the materials offered and made wonderful contributions that benefitted all of us.

2. A team of four Deacons and the Christianity 101 Instructor have developed an evangelism resource that will serve two purposes: bring the Gospel into the homes of needy people the Deacons serve and provide the basis for SRC-wide evangelism materials.

1. New Prayer Line Phone Line developed.

2. Prayer Team is using Prayer Cards for people who come down front for prayer.

3. The Elders receive a weekly letter with all Prayer Requests.

1. From May 2023 through April 2024, 11,160 clients at Spanish River Counseling Center (SRCC) were led to hope, healing, and new beginnings. 681 of those clients are new!

2. As therapists who love people and our great God, we never cease to be amazed at how God works through the broken places to touch people deeply with His love.

3. What a tremendous blessing this year to have a number of those we’ve assisted in the past donate funds to SRCC so that we can assist with financial needs for professional counseling care.

1. This past year, the leaders have noticed more attendees are asking for prayer requests, a sign of them opening up and putting their trust in Christ.

2. We often invite anyone wanting to talk about their walk with Jesus. One of our newest leaders has started attending some of the services at 11 a.m. with his family.

3. Another attendee has a Prison Ministry, and someone in the group has decided to join him in this ministry endeavor.

1. The Grandparents Club is transforming the lives of staff and students here at Spanish River Christian School (SRCS). This devoted group of grandparents prays and encourages students during drop-off time every Wednesday morning. Additionally, they have hosted fundraisers to benefit the teachers and students. This incredible group of individuals is investing in and caring for the entire school body as an example of love and grace.

2. This year, a concerted effort was made to improve the spiritual, social, and emotional well-being of staff and parents. Through school programs and in partnership with SRC, we have been able to educate and encourage our staff and parents through guest speakers, workshops, and parenting classes.

3. This year, SRCS tackled multiple social issues that our students. Through Chapels, teacher-led small groups, and individual sessions with our school counselor, we gave students the spiritual and emotional support needed as they tackle the ever-changing landscape of adolescence.

1. Knowing the group members in a deeper way by getting closer and closer to their hearts and constantly serving them with accountability prayers, friendship, and support has been a blessing.

2. We have seen many friendships grow outside the Ministry and have seen how SRC members have had a positive impact on their views. They want prayers as well as to talk about Christianity with us.

3. As leaders, we have grown and learned so much.

1. Disbursed - $154,721 (July 12, 2023 -  April 30, 2024 ) to help local families in need.

2. Ushered approximately 30,000 cars through our parking lot over the last year.

1. Developed new systems for Project Management, Signage Tracking, Promotions, and a Volunteer Photography Team.

2. Have taken over 10,000 photographs of God’s story at SRC to show others what He is doing here.

3. Took professional photos for families who otherwise had none together, shared operational insight on department leadership with other churches, and managed the communications for 5 major fundraising campaigns.

1. More students are registering for our program each session, and they are coming from as far as Pompano to Boynton Beach.

2. Our mission is not only to teach English, but also to remind them and often explain about God. Many of them had forgotten how to pray and every season I have seen more interest in the verse of the day.

3. Every year I have had the opportunity to witness the growth of teachers. They provide classes in a traditional and interactive way to meet the needs of students. Before it was just the book, now they do projects and debated subjects. They are becoming more comfortable with the audience.

1. We had 176 volunteers serve this year.

2. In order to help our community, we have conducted a beach clean up, street clean up, gleaning, book and diaper drive within the past 12 months.

3. We were able to serve 2 foster families with home projects.

1. We have been able to faithfully serve the Lord at SRC Kids by providing Children’s Programs for Infants to 5th Graders every Sunday this year.

2. This year, we have seen a change of leadership in Directors, staff facing health challenges, and open staff positions… multiple adjustments! Despite it all, we’ve successfully come together as a team and are looking forward to the wonderful things that are and will happen at SRC Kids in the coming years.

3. On Sunday morning we have been able to minister to an average of 180 kids this year! At River Tots, we have the opportunity to pour into an average of 203 moms, and their kiddos a week. Our SRC Kids Club Program saw an average of 72 regularly attending K-5th grade children each week.

1. The men's ministry at SRC has experienced significant growth in its membership numbers.

2. Younger members of the men's ministry, both in terms of age and their spiritual journey, have shown a remarkable level of enthusiasm and engagement.

3. A noteworthy accomplishment of the men's ministry is the proactive involvement of older and more spiritually mature Christian men in mentoring roles.