Bro. Gross and his family were such a blessing in our church during our time of need as we found ourselves in a pastoral search. His expertise and leadership, all while pointing continually to seeking God’s leading, provided a calm confidence as we walked through these unknown waters. Under his leadership as interim pastor, we saw the church not only “survive” spiritually but actually move forward and grow in Christ. His burden for the struggling local church is very evident and I believe God is using his ministry greatly. I would urge you to consider supporting this great work and join together as we combat Satan’s daily attacks on God’s design for spreading His Gospel...the local church.
Deacon—Crossroads Baptist Church, Wanatah, IN
OPEN DOOR
Ministries
Strengthening & Encouraging our Churches in America through Revitalization & Revival
How You Can Help
We operate on financial support from churches and individuals. Thank you for considering a one-time or monthly contribution to OPEN DOOR Ministries through any of the following ways.
Check
Our sending church, Grace Bible Baptist Church, is a 501(c)(3) organization and is set up to receive your tax deductible donations to Open Door Ministries. Checks can be made out and mailed to:
Grace Bible Baptist Church
68080 Division St.
New Paris, IN 46553
Memo: Open Door Ministries or Mike Gross
Open Door Ministries receives 100% of your donation. To request a year-end receipt please include your mailing address with your check or email us at opendoor2america@gmail.com with your contact information.
PayPal
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Zelle
We are set up to receive donations through Zelle. Check with your bank to see if this could be an option for you. Donations can be sent to: opendoor2america@gmail.com
*Please note that your donations through Zelle are not tax-deductible.