Ways to Serve

Homeless Shelters

Step into places of refuge and offer more than a meal—offer dignity and compassion.

Homeless shelters are filled with people who need more than food—they need hope, encouragement, and human connection. Your presence can remind someone they’re not forgotten and that God's love still reaches them right where they are.

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Help serve meals and offer prayer
Listen to stories and speak encouragement
Show the love of Christ through simple presence

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Prison Ministry

Be a reminder that no one is beyond God’s grace—even behind bars.

Inmates often feel abandoned by the world—and sometimes by the Church. Your presence can restore hope, speak life, and remind them that redemption is possible. When we step into these spaces, we bring light into some of the darkest places.

Join a Bible study or share your testimony
Offer prayer and personal encouragement
Help restore hope and identity through God’s Word

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Recovery Centers

Support those on the road to recovery with compassion and a message of freedom.

Addiction recovery is a battle for both body and soul. Your encouragement, prayers, and presence can strengthen someone’s journey toward healing—and remind them that lasting freedom is possible through Christ.

Share your story or listen to theirs
Encourage through Scripture and prayer
Speak life into moments of struggle and breakthrough

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Children’s Facilities

Invest in young hearts with joy, creativity, and unconditional love.

Many children in care have experienced deep hurt—but through your presence, they can encounter hope, safety, and joy. Simple moments like reading, playing, or listening can plant seeds of faith that last a lifetime.

Host play sessions or story time
Lead short devotionals or creative crafts
Offer stability and kindness to kids who need it most

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Nursing Homes

Remind seniors that they are seen, loved, and still part of God’s plan.

In nursing homes, loneliness is common—but your visit can bring warmth, connection, and purpose. Through conversation, prayer, or simply sitting together, you reflect the love of a God who never forgets His people.

Visit and engage through conversation or music
Share devotionals or Scripture readings
Bring laughter, prayer, and companionship

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Community Outreach

Be a visible expression of Christ’s love in everyday spaces.

Whether it’s a prayer walk, food drive, or neighborhood cleanup, community outreach opens doors for connection and conversation. These small acts of service can soften hearts, build trust, and make room for the Gospel to take root.