There are so many great causes and Missions to support and bless in this thriving “metropolis” of Springfield and it’s surrounding towns. Coming up in from now until the end of June, the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life has many events around the town. Check the local State Journal-Register for more information.

B.M.I.C. has our annual Charity event which supports three homeless missions and our two permanent missionaries, as lives continue to be transformed.

Here is a great opportunity to both get some early morning exercise and support funding for victims of this horrible, fatal disease – ALS (known as Lou Gehrig’s disease). This thing is no respector of person or class. If you wish to walk and/or donate, even $5 or $10, click here.

The Walk takes place at Washington Park on Saturday June 19, 2010 at 10am. Registration begins at 9am. Walk a mile to put a smile on an ALS patient’s face!

FATHER’S DAY IS JUST WEEKS AWAY!!! So is the 7th Annual Business Men in Christ/Rob Isringhausen Charity Golf Classic!!! BOOK YOUR SPOT NOW AS ONE OF OUR GOLFERS OR AS A SPONSOR! Sign up dad as a gift!

This year, Piper Glen Golf Club in Chatham has graciously given up a Saturday afternoon on June 19, the day before Father’s Day 2010, so B.M.I.C. can offer our community the most exciting Golf outing on behalf of our favorite Charities.The times are very critical and the need is great. There are waiting lists for shelter at Contact Ministries and Inner City Mission. We also support the Washington Street Mission, which recently celebrated its 100th Birthday of its Founding by the Great American Evangelist Billy Sunday. A form will be available on this site to print out and register.

The cost per golfer is $90 which includes lunch and dinner; 18 holes of golf and use of cart, a sleeve of balls and a gift bag. Registration and lunch begins at 11am on Saturday June 19, 2010 and the Shotgun Start at Piper Glen is at noon sharp.
For more information or to register etc., contact Golf co-chairmen Dave Fitch (553-8001) ; Bernie Lutchman (414-2435) or Doug Ryherd (622-6832).