Changing the World One Person at a Time
About Us
Our organization was founded on the idea of simply helping those that others have forgotten or have written off. Ever since our organization was established, we have endeavored to provide help where help is needed most.
Our team is made up entirely of volunteers who advocate for those who need our help. We have discovered that a little help goes a long way. This is why we are especially happy when we find new volunteers who share our commitment to doing good in the world.
Meet our Executive Director - Lonnie Johnson
Lonnie Johnson resides in Olathe, Kansas and is a native of Kansas City, Missouri. He rededicated his life to Christ in August 1999. He has over 15 years of evangelistic and community outreach
leadership experience under the mentorship of Dr. Tony D. Cobbins, Sr. Pastor of Canaan Worship Center. Lonnie has worked actively inside agencies such as the Salvation Army, City Union Mission,
Kansas City Rescue Mission, Jackson County Jail, Lansing Correctional Facility and several drug and alcohol treatment centers. He has a strong passion to see the lost saved and live a life worthy of
the one God meant for them.
Lonnie also works full-time as the Chief Information Officer at KVC Health Systems. KVC is a national organization that provides behavioral healthcare, social services and education for children and families across America. Lonnie oversees their Business Information and Technology Division.
Growth Ministries would not be as impactful today without its core support team.
Cyndi Johnson
Co-Treasurer and Executive Secretary
Linda Lewis
Communications, Public Relations and Purchasing
Growth Ministries Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a passion and desire to assist individuals reenter society from prison with the tools necessary to be productive members of society, thus keeping our communities safe by reducing recidivism.
Growth Ministries is a proud to be a Gold member with GuideStar
Growth Ministries is a proud member of Nonprofit Connect.
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