We thank God for faithful partners in spreading the good news of Jesus Christ.
Below are some of the ministries that Conley's participates in and/or supports financially.
ASP provides a trusted, nationally recognized, and uniquely rewarding service experience—mobilizing thousands of nationwide volunteers to perform critical home repairs and replacements for families in need throughout Central Appalachia. Conley's Mission Team organizes sends a team of volunteers on an ASP project annually.
Love INC (In the Name of Christ) works to mobilize local churches to offer a holistic approach to caring for people in all areas of life: spiritual, mental, emotional, relational, material, and physical. Conley's partners with Love INC of Mid-Delmarva to provide assistance and educational programs to people in need in our community.
UMCOR provides humanitarian relief and disaster response in the United States and internationally. Our efforts are targeted in places where natural disasters, war, or conflict have done so much damage that communities are unable to recover on their own.
The Chesapeake Emmaus/Chrysalis Community is a part of The Upper Room Walk to Emmaus whose mission is to empower leaders to be the hands and feet of Christ. Our Community serves Delaware from Smyrna to the southern state line and Maryland’s Eastern shore from Galena to the southern state line. For more information contact our Church Office.
Camp Pecometh partners with over 400 churches of the Peninsula-Delaware Conference of The United Methodist Church to provide camps, retreats and outdoor programs to persons of all ages and from all walks
of life.
The Upper Room is a ministry of the United Methodist Church dedicated to supporting the spiritual life of Christians seeking to know and experience God more fully. From its beginnings in 1935 as a daily devotional guide, The Upper Room has grown to include publications, programs, prayer support, and other resources to help believers of all ages and denominations move to a deeper level of faith and service.






