Missions

The Northside Neighborhood House promotes the independence of residents north of the river by providing a hand up through education and assistance.

The Chattanooga Fellows program is a nine-month journey that brings together a community of emerging leaders, recently graduated from college, to prepare for a lifetime of faithfulness and service as agents of Christ’s redemptive work in the marketplace.  This program guides each Fellow to explore an all-encompassing faith, nurture a heart for the church, and awaken a hunger to shape and engage the culture. 

Second Life of Chattanooga creates awareness that drives action through collaborative relationships with like-minded organizations and individuals in order to end human sex trafficking in Greater Chattanooga/Southeast Tennessee.

The mission of Chattanooga Institute for Faith and Work is to engage women and men to live more fully with Christ through all of life, to bear witness to the gospel in all of culture, and to serve the needs of the world through their day-to-day work.

Reformed University Fellowship is the PCA’s branch of on-campus collegiate ministry.  RUF is a place where a student can come with questions, find fellowship with others, worship God, serve others, and grow in their knowledge of the gospel of Jesus Christ and His work on their behalf.

LifeSpring Community Health is a community health ministry whose purpose is to demonstrate the love of Christ in word and deed by providing health education and promotion, medical services and community advocacy in urban Chattanooga.

Choices seeks to educate, support and empower people in our community while providing a safe, confidential place where women and men can receive accurate information, medical services and practical help in a caring manner.