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Call to Service

We believe that everyone is called to serve in their own unique way. Some are called to cross oceans to spread the gospel, while others are called to prepare supplies, organize events, or cook for those in need. Whether you are using your God-given professional skills or simply witnessing to your neighbors, every spiritual gift is valuable and essential to our mission. Join us as we serve the Lord by serving others.

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Missions

Spread the gospel and provide vital aid and love locally and across the globe.

Ways to Serve

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Fundraising

Organize or participate in fundraisers that finance disaster relief, necessity distributions, and discipleship programs.

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Events

Use your skills to organize local witness events, cook for communities, or work behind the scenes for events.

Join the Mission

Preferred way(s) to serve

Heartfelt Stories of Change

Discover how the collective spiritual gifts of our volunteers are transforming lives across the globe and within our own neighborhood. Every act of service, no matter how small, resonates with God's love.

"After sharing my testimony for the first time, I was confronted with a woman who had had the same life experiences.  We bonded over how great our God is.  Missions puts life into perspective, learning to be happy with God's will when it isn't our own."

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Rose M

"Being young, I was scared to step out of my comfort zone and share the Gospel with people who live differently than I do.  But God showed me there was nothing to be afraid of, and now I have friends in other countries."

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Maddox P.

"Crossing the ocean to serve disaster-stricken families changed my perspective.  I was nervous, because I did not have construction experience. I learned God doesn't call the equipped, He equips the called."

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Jamie S.

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