Homeless service programs in Medford, New York

Welcome to Axis Port Jeff, a vibrant and compassionate place of worship located at 19 North Country Road, Port Jefferson, New York. Our journey began in 1961 as Medford Assembly of God, and despite challenges, we have grown into a dynamic community that embodies the spirit of renewal and service. In 1997, with only a handful of members remaining, we experienced a revitalization that transformed us into a beacon of hope and influence within our community. At Axis Church, we are dedicated to making a meaningful impact on Long Island and beyond. Our mission is driven by compassion and a commitment to serving those in need. We have joyfully revitalized six churches back to health and focus on supporting the homeless, children with special needs, the foster care system, and soldiers with PTSD. Our family-friendly environment fosters a sense of belonging, and we firmly believe that Jesus is the center of everything we do.

Welcome to Cornerstone Evangelistic Temple, a warm and inviting place of worship located at 52 Baldwin Lane, Medford, New York. As a vibrant and welcoming church community, we are dedicated to spreading love, faith, and service throughout our community and beyond. At Cornerstone Evangelistic Temple, we offer a variety of services and programs designed to nurture spiritual growth and foster a sense of belonging for individuals and families of all ages. Join us for uplifting worship services, engaging Bible studies, and enriching fellowship events that provide opportunities for personal and communal spiritual development. Our church is committed to supporting each member on their faith journey, offering guidance, encouragement, and a supportive community.

Welcome to Axis Church Located at 2839 New York 112, Medford, New York, Axis Church stands as a vibrant place of worship and community service, deeply rooted in the message that "Everything we do revolves around Jesus." Originally founded in 1961 as Medford Assembly of God, our church has been a beacon of hope and faith for over six decades. In 1997, when faced with dwindling numbers, Axis Church experienced a revival that not only reinvigorated our congregation but also extended our influence throughout the community.