Frequent canned good collection drives, and Offering up our Family Life Center to host fundraisers. The pantry is housed at the UCOM building on St. Augustine Rd, 3 miles from our building. It takes a lot of volunteers to keep the UCOM food pantry stocked. Some of the things you can do, individually or with a group, at the food pantry include: Being a Meals on Wheels driver, Volunteering at the pantry, and helping to keep it stocked. Visit the UCOM website for specific information about their volunteer opportunities.

Young Lives, an outreach of the Young Life organization, is committed to introducing teen moms to Christ to help them grow in their faith through meaningful relationships. You can imagine teen moms feel so alone. They are unlike their teenage friends because they are raising a child. They are unlike many moms, because they are teens. We want to meet the needs of these teen moms with meaningful, transformative relationships.

A Single Parent Program providing a life-changing opportunity for single parents who qualify. It is a spiritually based program that helps a single parent break the vicious cycle of poverty and despair.

A Group Care Program. Overseen by Christian house parents, the residential group care homes provide a positive family environment for boys and girls ages six to 18 who, often through no fault of their own, are in need of a more stable home environment.

The Christian Academy strives to help students strengthen their relationship with Christ, build a foundation of moral character, and achieve competitive academic success.

We support Mount Dora in a number of different ways.

We support them financially.
We provide Christmas gifts for children in the group care program.
We support the annual benefit dinner held in Jacksonville.
Our children participate in the Change for Children program, by collecting loose change in coin cans.
We collect Campbell's Labels for Education and Box Tops for Education for the Academy.

The Outreach Team creates ministries within our church, as well as partnerships with community organizations, to meet the needs of the lonely and isolated. This year the Outreach Team will provide the creative genius for San Jose’s various small groups & classes to meet the needs of the lonely and isolated. Next year the outreach team will seek bigger initiatives that align with our vision.

A shelter for abused women and their families, The Sulzbacher Home is a place the church enjoys serving. Once a month a group takes cupcakes, drinks, party supplies, and presents to the home and throws birthday parties for the children currently living there. This gives church members a chance to celebrate children who are going through a hard time. And it’s no secret—birthday parties at Sulzbacher are a ton of fun!