Florida Baptist Disaster Relief brings help, healing, and hope to those affected by disasters through eight ministry areas—including feeding, clean-up, chaplaincy, childcare, logistics, and more. Volunteers provide practical aid and spiritual care in the name of Jesus, from preparing thousands of meals to offering comfort, repairs, and support systems in times of crisis. Our church is honored to be part of this life-giving work across the state and beyond.

Hopegivers International brings the hope of the gospel to the most vulnerable—rescuing orphaned and at-risk children, meeting their physical and spiritual needs, and raising them to become Christ-centered leaders in their own communities.

They also train men and women for ministry through Bible colleges and leadership programs, equipping them to plant churches, make disciples, and serve the unreached, the poor, and the hurting with the love of Jesus.

Safe Families for Children – Treasure Coast surrounds families in crisis with caring, compassionate community. They are a nonprofit, volunteer movement that provides hope and support to families in our local community.

Serving the St. Lucie, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee and Brevard counties, they create extended family–like supports for struggling, isolated families through a community of devoted volunteers who are motivated by faith to keep children safe and keep families together.

LAHIA (Love and Hope in Action) is a local ministry serving those in need with daily meals, practical help, and Christ-centered encouragement. Open Monday–Saturday, they provide lunch at 12 PM and dinner at 6 PM. Covenant Fellowship serves lunch every Tuesday.

Support includes meals, devotionals, clothing, toiletries, help with ID and benefits, showers, food bank access, transportation to appointments, and compassionate guidance toward lasting life change.

Care Net Pregnancy Services of the Treasure Coast is a local faith-based, life-affirming ministry committed to helping families on the Treasure Coast. Their services include pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, peer counseling, boutique, STD tests, parenting classes, and post abortion healing classes. All of their services are free and confidential. Locations include Port St. Lucie: 8432 S Federal Highway (772) 871-2211 and Stuart: 965 SE Federal Highway (772) 283-2911.

Caribbean Ministries Association exists to equip Caribbean churches by providing interdenominational Bible training for pastors and leaders—helping God’s people grow strong in His Word.

Many churches across the Caribbean are led by lay pastors with limited access to formal training. CMA brings affordable, accessible Bible education directly to these leaders, empowering them to stay in their communities while being equipped to faithfully teach and lead for generations to come.

IMB's (International Mission Board's) mission is to make disciples of all peoples in fulfillment of the Great Commission found in Matthew 28:18-20. Over 6,000 people groups - 1.7 billion people - still live with little or no access to the Gospel. IMB is an entity of the Southern Baptist Convention, the nation's largest evangelical denomination, claiming more than 40,000 churches with nearly 16 million members.

Send North America mobilizes missionaries and churches through assessment, training, and partnership. After identifying the best fit for each church or individual, NAMB provides equipping in evangelism and leadership. Churches can engage in various ways—from supporting planters to starting new churches in partnership with others. While fewer than 4% of SBC churches currently sponsor church plants, NAMB aims to grow that to 10%.