Part of the church’s mission is to seek justice, do mercy, and participate in King Jesus’ work of renewing all things by His Spirit, through His people.
Local Ministries We Support and Serve
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.
“A nonprofit agency operating in Knoxville and Chattanooga that is committed to providing protection and assistance in refugees’ inspiring journey. We recognize their plight, their resilience and their willingness to join our community and make it their own. Become part of America’s proud tradition of welcoming refugees and come join us as we work together, building lives in a new land.”
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.
LAUNCH offers business training, support, and affordable resources to underserved entrepreneurs, empowering them to create sustainable, successful businesses allowing their families and communities to thrive.
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.
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.
Widows Harvest serves widows in Chattanooga by providing for physical and spiritual needs. A large part of their ministry is home repair and maintenance.
World Missions
Jarett & Mary Carole Hall
Joel & Stephanie Swanson
Mike & Robin McMahan
Helping offer support for church planters in Zimbabwe.
Alex & Shannon Deuscher
Michael & Beth Gregory
Church planting in California.
Argyris and Dina Petrou
The Petrou family is serving in Greece. Argyris is training the next generation of ministers, and Dina is serving as director of a Christian safe house for women and a recovery program for victims of sex trafficking.
If you would like to receive any information about these missionaries, such as receiving prayer requests, how to connect with them, or how to learn more about the work they are doing across the globe, please click to email us here. Some of their work cannot be shared online.
Members in Chattanooga Engaged in World Missions
Dan Earl
Dan has traveled the world – from Cuba to the Middle East – giving hope and sharing Jesus’ compassion to those with disabilities.
Steve & Cindy McIlvaine
They have served displaced peoples around the world showing mercy when it is needed the most, from Haiti to the Philippines to Nepal.
Dick and Sarah Allen
While they live here with us most of the time, they are heavily involved with ministry work in several countries in Africa throughout the year.