Thru IT All Ministries

Gideons International, based in Gettysburg, PA, is a global organization dedicated to making the word of God accessible to all people. Since its inception in 1908, Gideons International has distributed over 2 billion scriptures in more than 95 languages to 200 countries, territories, and possessions worldwide. Through the placement and distribution of scriptures, personal witnessing, and uniting believers for service, Gideons International remains committed to spreading the good news of the gospel and reaching souls for Christ. They welcome individuals to join them in their mission through prayer, financial support, and active participation in their worldwide efforts. Generated from the website

Gettysburg & Northern Railroad is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Pioneer Railcorp. It provides maintenance and repair services for more than 25-miles of railway track from Gettysburg to Mount Holly Springs in Pennsylvania. In addition, the company provides transportation services for a wide range of products, such as canned goods, pulpboard, soda ash, grain and scrap paper. Gettysburg & Northern Railroad operates a full-service scenic passenger operations business by the name Pioneer Lines Scenic Railway. Its parent company, Pioneer Railcorp, is a publicly held company that provides services to the railroad industry. Gettysburg & Northern Railroad is located in Gettysburg, Pa.

Agape House in Gettysburg, PA is a community-focused organization dedicated to sharing God's love through various initiatives such as a men's shelter, thrift store, and greenhouse. They also host events like the annual Upcycled Art Show and Silent Auction, featuring unique artwork made from upcycled materials, with proceeds benefiting the ARM. With a mission to promote sustainability and creativity, Agape House invites local artists, crafters, and first-time designers to showcase their one-of-a-kind pieces at the art show. The public is encouraged to attend, vote for their favorites, and support the artists. This free event is held at the Agape House location on Chambersburg Street and runs for a week, providing an opportunity for the community to come together and appreciate the beauty of upcycled art.Generated from the website