Global Community Communications Alliance Sets The Standard For Social Service And Ministry
With more than 100 full time international change agents living in an Eco-Village and intentional community in Southern Arizona, Global Community Communications Alliance has made it a priority to reach out to their fellow citizens through social service and loving ministry. Founded twenty-two years ago by Gabriel of Urantia and Niánn Emerson Chase, Global Community Communications Alliance, and its members, strive to enlighten others to the teachings of the Urantia Book (the Fifth Epochal Revelation), the Cosmic Family Volumes, Teachings on Healing and the Divine New Order. Global Community Communications Alliance extends beyond just the Religious Order Membership, and also includes a Church congregation, home study courses, Resident and Community Member Initiate Programs, and countless supporters around the world.
Global Community Communications Alliance Members Make Positive Impact In Southern Arizona
In an effort to share with others the Fatherhood of God and brother/sisterhood of all humankind, members of Global Community Communications Alliance initiate all types of public service projects, missionary work and humanitarian efforts within Southern Arizona as well as in their extensive global efforts.
Over the years, Global Community Communications Alliance has worked to become an integral part of the local Southern Arizona community. The impact of their message is immeasurable, and has been carried out through important initiatives in the humanitarian and social service arenas. One such example is their connection with area holistic healthcare facilities, such as the Soulistic Medical Institute and Soulistic Hospice. Members of Global Community Communications Alliance place high importance on maintaining a holistic approach to health, through which body, mind and soul are nourished.
Global Community Communications Alliance has used a number of other effective methods to share their beliefs and teachings with potential members in their community. Theatrical performances, art and publications have all been embraced as avenues of ministry.