Every month the Women’s Ministry prepares & serves breakfast for the Ronald McDonald House of Houston. The Ronald McDonald House of Houston offers a home away from home for families with children being treated at a Texas Medical Center institution for cancer or other serious illnesses.

The Women’s Ministry shows Living Proof of God’s love by volunteering to provide a word, look and touch to families who are truly overwhelmed by the crisis of their child’s illness.

Choir & Orchestra “Alive & Forever Amen”
Aric Harding “End of the Beginning”

The story of Sagemont member Raul Gonzales is a story of a modern-day prodigal son. Raul, raised in a good home, in his high school years began running around with the wrong crowd and began to make bad decisions. He became involved with drugs and began stealing to support his habit.

Then on one night in December 2007, Raul was caught stealing and was shot in the head. The Lord miraculously protected him that night and he only suffered minor wounds. God now had his attention.

Leaders in the Men’s Ministry explain what it means to be a real man of God. Not just by attending church, but by leading their families, helping others and teaching other men to lead too.

This is the story of Sagemont members Wayne and Debbie Melson. After several years of a difficult marriage and then, just days before the final divorce decree, Wayne accepted Christ as his Savior. His life and then his family’s life was radically transformed.

Wayne, Debbie and their 3 daughters share their experiences of the bad times and then share how the Lord changed everything. They also explain that even though the family has been restored, they still face bumps in the road, but the difference is that they now can rely on the Lord’s guidance instead of their own.

Sagemont member Laurie Cole tells her story that once we surrender to God and answer His call on our lives; He will be faithful to use us in the work of the kingdom. She discussed how God helped her to overcome her intense shyness to be able to speak to thousands of women at conferences and to be able to write Bible studies as curriculum for churches to use.

Sagemont member Gabriel Iancalavici relates a story about his uncle Dimitri in communist Romania. In this story, he tells how God protected his uncle while delivering Bibles to underground churches.

Dr. Jim Hastings describes the Helping Hands ministry. He shows several examples of how Sagemont shows Living Proof of caring for those who have experienced financial problems to not only the city but to Sagemont’s own as well.

Before the 2007 Mission Trip to the Philippines, a need arose for special medication for a little girl there with copper poisoning. As Sagemont Members often do, when a need is seen, we must try to fill it. With God’s help, the girl’s need was met and the family was ministered to.

In 2007, 16 people from Sagemont Church went to Mfuwe Zambia to continue a mission work there of starting several churches. This most recent trip included a Leadership/Bible conference to help the local leaders to be better equipped to direct their churches. There are also interviews with some of the team that went and they share their personal experiences of being “Living Proof” of Christ’s love.

In 2006 the Ladies Ministry did an extreme makeover of the teacher’s lounge at Moore Elementary. Sagemont showed Living Proof and appreciation to the public school teachers and helped to provide a little sanctuary to them during the day.

In February 2007, a young, disabled man disappeared from his apartment in Southeast Houston. Sagemont Church received a call from Texas Equusearch asking to use the church as a search headquarters. It shows how Sagemont responded to the immediate crisis of not only the search but also providing comfort and help to the family not only during the search but afterwards in helping the family to deal with other problems.

This simple story of the Student Ministry of Sagemont shows how not only how we minister to students but how we prepare them for life. We show what journey is and what Journey does by taking students on a weekend journey to discover more about the Christian walk. This weekend is intense with Bible study, worship, teaching and activities to prepare students to not only show their faith through their living, but to speak about their faith to others. This segment shows the 40 days before Journey where the students committed to fast from something that took time away from the Lord and then use that time in prayer and petition to the Lord to move in a mighty way during Journey. Students are also asked to bring their lost friends so that they begin their own journey to Christ.