Chelli Ringstaff is the director for Adventist Community Services and Disaster Response. As a social worker by profession, she has combined  her love for serving communities with her love for spreading the gospel. Her goal is to empower leaders, volunteers, church members in Michigan to serve with a purpose. She believe that every soul helped is a soul to be reached for Jesus. Chelli loves to be with her husband of 25 years, Justin Ringstaff, and all 5 of their children, including two daughter in laws! She enjoys exercising and spending time with her two dogs, Gunner and Diesel. 

Judy Ringstaff is the Administrative Assistant for Adventist Community Services at the Michigan Conference. She is an experienced writer, and enjoys reading and spending time with her husband Enoch. 

Adventist Community Services provides an opportunity to reach out to the world as ambassadors for Christ and meet physical, mental, and emotional needs. We are told that “many have no faith in God and have lost confidence in man. But they appreciate acts of sympathy and helpfulness. As they see one with no inducement of earthly praise or compensation coming to their homes, ministering to the sick, feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, comforting the sad, and tenderly pointing all to Him. . . their hearts are touched. . . They see that God cares for them, and as His Word is opened they are prepared to listen.” Medical Ministry, p. 247.

The Lord will bless you as you participate in this important outreach ministry of the church.