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Family Pastor | Jared & Camilee Tieman
Jared and Camilee Tieman have been married since May of 2009 and have two wonderful children, Eden and Cade. The Tieman’s have been a part of CFO since 2017. Jared works as a registered nurse, and Camilee is a homeschooling mother for both children.
Our purpose is to encourage, strengthen, and help each family connected to CFO grow spiritually and mature in Truth. We have adopted Pastor and Sister Easterling’s vision that “strong families make strong churches”. |
What is House to House?
"And they, continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread from house to house, did eat their meat with gladness and singless of heart, Praising God, and having favour with all the people. And the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved." Acts 2 : 46 - 47
The Bible says in Acts 2, that the Lord added to the church daily as ministry and saints went house to house breaking bread and sharing the Word of God. We believe that in these last days, House to House supernatural experiences will be a driving force in end time Harvest. House to house is a home group style Bible study where families and friends gather together in the homes of leaders and saints and study the Word of God. Each month, our Family Pastor and Wife, after much prayer and fasting, assign a topic for us to teach. Each House to House Bible study will then discuss that topic and the group discussion questions together, as one body.
There are Five Goals to Help Fulfill Our Purpose:
- Each member would grown in their relationship with God
- Each member would grow in their personal, Christian character
- Each member would grow in their relationshpis with the other members
- Each member (including children) would identify their gifts and find their place of service and operate in it and outside of the home.
Click Below to Download the Free House to House Forms & Worksheets
| 1. House to House (Format) |
| 2. Pushing for Spiritual Elevation |
| 3. Elevating Our Prayer Life |
| 4. Supporting My Pastors Vision |
| 5. Making Our Covenant Personal |
| 6. Empowered by My Testimony |
| 7. The Importance of Repentance |
| 8. Why Must I Be Baptized |
| 9. We Are Valuable to God |
| 10. The Importance of Serving |
| 11. Are We Listening and Learning |
| 12. Adopted Into Gods Kingdom |
| 13. Growing in Christ |
| 14. In Covenant With God |
| 15. Fulfilling My Potential |
| 16. Who Am I In The Body |
| 17. The Importance of Church Family |
| 18. Life Abundantly |
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Mended Ministers | Jim & Liz Curley
Jim and Liz Curley are a living testimony of God’s redeeming grace and restoring power. Married for 16 years, they serve faithfully at Christian Faith Outreach in Ashland, KY, where they are deeply involved in Jail and Recovery Ministry.
Jim is a licensed minister with the United Pentecostal Church International, and together he and Liz use their life experiences to bring hope to individuals battling addiction and brokenness. Jim celebrates 18 years of sobriety, and Liz marks 31 years clean and sober—milestones that fuel their passion for helping others find freedom, healing, and new life through faith and recovery. Their lives reflect the transformative power of God and a shared commitment to lifting others through compassion, encouragement, and unwavering faith. |
MENDED - Not Just Your Normal Recovery Group
In the dictionary MENDED’s definition is:
verb (used with object) to make (something broken, worn, torn, or otherwise damaged) whole, sound, or usable by repairing: to remove or correct defects or errors into set right; make better; improve: to mend matters. verb (used without object)to progress toward recovery, as a sick person.
God wants to MEND us and make us whole again!
As soon as you hear Recovery Group, you automatically think of drugs and alcohol. Mended is for that and so much more! Mended is for any Hurt, Habit, or Hang up! A lot of times our Habits and Hang ups are a direct result of something much bigger and earlier in our lives.
Mended is a safe and confidential place to allow God to help us get to the root or the cause of behaviors. Using drugs, drinking excessively, enabling, self harm, codependency, low self worth, people pleasing, fear, hate, anxiety, depression, and so much more, are simply the outward manifestation of a hurt, or a heart issue.
There is a saying that so many of heard, “hurt people, hurt people.” If through biblical principles, God can begin to Mend and heal, to get truly to the root or the source of that hurt, habit, or hang up. Then you can be free, truly free, from whatever chains have had you bound!
Come join us!
verb (used with object) to make (something broken, worn, torn, or otherwise damaged) whole, sound, or usable by repairing: to remove or correct defects or errors into set right; make better; improve: to mend matters. verb (used without object)to progress toward recovery, as a sick person.
God wants to MEND us and make us whole again!
As soon as you hear Recovery Group, you automatically think of drugs and alcohol. Mended is for that and so much more! Mended is for any Hurt, Habit, or Hang up! A lot of times our Habits and Hang ups are a direct result of something much bigger and earlier in our lives.
Mended is a safe and confidential place to allow God to help us get to the root or the cause of behaviors. Using drugs, drinking excessively, enabling, self harm, codependency, low self worth, people pleasing, fear, hate, anxiety, depression, and so much more, are simply the outward manifestation of a hurt, or a heart issue.
There is a saying that so many of heard, “hurt people, hurt people.” If through biblical principles, God can begin to Mend and heal, to get truly to the root or the source of that hurt, habit, or hang up. Then you can be free, truly free, from whatever chains have had you bound!
Come join us!
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Shelter Ministers | James & Sharon Jarrels
James and Sharon Jarrell have been married thirteen years and are blessed with two children, Kennedy and Jamerson. James works for a local DME company as a CSR-Supervisor. Sharon is a stay at home mom who is homeschooling their children.
Together they have served in ministry at CFO since 2007 with the purpose of fulfilling pastor Eeasterling's vision. They have a passion of sharing the gospel at home and abroad. Under the direction of God and submission to Pastor they strive to help fulfill the commission to GO! For the harvest is great, yet the laborers are few. |
How do we serve and minister at our local shelter?
This is a team who volunteers our time to serve a weekly meal at the local homeless shelter.
Our vision is to meet a physical need of a meal, share the gospel, and reach every hurting heart with the love of Jesus. The team endeavors to reach everyone they can with the gospel through ministering in song, scripture, preaching and prayer. Time and time again we have a seen God move in the lives of people!
Our vision is to meet a physical need of a meal, share the gospel, and reach every hurting heart with the love of Jesus. The team endeavors to reach everyone they can with the gospel through ministering in song, scripture, preaching and prayer. Time and time again we have a seen God move in the lives of people!
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Jail Ministers | Jim & Liz CurleyJim and Liz Curley have been married for 16 years and make their home in Ironton, Ohio. Originally from Kansas (Jim) and Indiana (Liz), they now serve faithfully at Christian Faith Outreach, where they are active leaders in both church ministry and community outreach.
Jim is a licensed minister with the United Pentecostal Church International. His heart for service is expressed through preaching, jail ministry, and recovery support. He also works professionally as a Production Supervisor at Cintas. Liz serves as the church secretary and is equally committed to outreach, playing a key role in both jail and recovery ministry. She is the Treatment Center Director for a mental health and substance use disorder facility in Portsmouth, Ohio. Together, Jim and Liz share powerful testimonies of God’s grace and restoration. Jim has been sober for 18 years, and Liz celebrates 31 years clean and sober. Their personal journeys fuel their passion for helping others find hope, healing, and freedom through faith and recovery. United in purpose, Jim and Liz are dedicated to serving God, strengthening their church, and walking alongside individuals and families seeking transformation. |