About EMP
Ecumenical Ministries of Perinton, Inc.
What is EMP?
EMP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership corporation established in 1999 to serve as an umbrella for various sponsored ministries. EMP also serves as an incubator for new and growing ministries/services, providing guidance and oversight. Twelve area churches comprise EMP's membership, and each appoints an individual to serve as director on the EMP board.
At present, the ministries below are under the EMP umbrella:
Perinton Congregations for Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity
Perinton Congregations for Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity is one of several faith-based groups in Monroe County that raises funds and recruits volunteers to build homes for Greater Rochester Habitat, a nondenominational Christian housing ministry welcoming people of all faiths or no faith to help eliminate substandard and poverty housing in Rochester. Since its founding in 1984, Habitat has built or renovated more than 200 houses in Rochester, and is one of the largest affiliates of Habitat for Humanity International in the northeastern United States.
Jay Saylor
Perinton Congregations for Flower City Habitat for Humanity
Chair
Mark Stevens
Perinton Congregations for Flower City Habitat for Humanity
Treasurer
Prison Ministry of Upstate New York
We are a small group of volunteers who have brought the Light of Christ into the darkness of some New York State correctional facilities through Residents Encounter Christ (REC) retreats. There are far many more volunteers who make RECs happen. It is our hope and prayer that our modest project will be of service to those who serve like we have.
Our primary mission is to provide monetary support to REC teams leading retreats in five upstate New York correctional facilities: Attica, Auburn, Groveland, Livingston, and Wende.
Joe
Prison Ministry of Upstate New York
Barbara
Prison Ministry of Upstate New York
Fairport Good Neighbor Fund
Fairport Good Neighbor Fund offers the clergy of the area churches a single source to which they can refer people who are financially in need, as they might be during a personal or family emergency. Contact the clergy of a participating church for more information.
Mark Renfro
Fairport Good Neighbor Fund
Treasurer - Administrator
Ecumenical Ministries of Perinton, Inc.
What is EMP?
EMP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership corporation established in 1999 to serve as an umbrella for various sponsored ministries. EMP also serves as an incubator for new and growing ministries/services, providing guidance and oversight. Twelve area churches comprise EMP's membership, and each appoints an individual to serve as director on the EMP board.
At present, the ministries below are under the EMP umbrella:
Perinton Congregations for Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity
Perinton Congregations for Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity is one of several faith-based groups in Monroe County that raises funds and recruits volunteers to build homes for Greater Rochester Habitat, a nondenominational Christian housing ministry welcoming people of all faiths or no faith to help eliminate substandard and poverty housing in Rochester. Since its founding in 1984, Habitat has built or renovated more than 200 houses in Rochester, and is one of the largest affiliates of Habitat for Humanity International in the northeastern United States.
Prison Ministry of Upstate New York
We are a small group of volunteers who have brought the Light of Christ into the darkness of some New York State correctional facilities through Residents Encounter Christ (REC) retreats. There are far many more volunteers who make RECs happen. It is our hope and prayer that our modest project will be of service to those who serve like we have.
Our primary mission is to provide monetary support to REC teams leading retreats in five upstate New York correctional facilities: Attica, Auburn, Groveland, Livingston, and Wende.
Fairport Good Neighbor Fund
Fairport Good Neighbor Fund offers the clergy of the area churches a single source to which they can refer people who are financially in need, as they might be during a personal or family emergency. Contact the clergy of a participating church for more information.