We have a heart for missions, and support several ministries, from local to national and international.
  • We offer financial support to Secret Meals for Hungry Children, and outreach program of the Alabama Credit Union.
  • We provide space for Dickerson Literacy Initiatives, a non-profit that donates new books to local schools.
  • Financial support is given to Friends of IMCK (Christian Medical Institute of Kasai), a medical training institute located in the Congo. 
  • We provide supplies to the school nurses at several local schools.
  • One of our church members serves on the board at the Christian Service Center, and we provide food and financial support, with drives twice a year.
  • Our pastor serves on the board of Family Promise of Baldwin County, and we are a host church for that ministry.
  • We have an annual fish fry to help support the Presbyterian Home for Children in Talladega.
  • We provide lunches several times a year for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at Gulf Shores High School.
  • There are links below to several of the organizations we support, or feel free to message the church for more information. 




​Family Promise

Family Promise of Baldwin County is an Interfaith Hospitality Network. This program is a network of fourteen "host" churches and six "support" congregations that provide overnight lodging, meals, and hospitality to homeless families with children.

Christian Service Center

Christian Service Center
The Christian Service Center is the organized expression of the Pleasure Island Ministerial Association’s social welfare concerns for the people living in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. This concern is expressed through the provision of direct and indirect services to assist in meeting the needs of the population without regard to race, creed, nationality or gender.

Presbyterian Home for Children

The Presbyterian Home for Children, located in Talladega, Alabama, has provided services to children in need since 1868. Originally founded as an orphanage, today it provides a wider range of services for children and their families.

Secret Meals for Hungry Children

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Many children in Alabama rely heavily on free and reduced breakfasts and lunches five days a week. However, the weekend creates a nutritional gap leaving many children hungry when they return to school on Monday. Secret Meals fills the gap these children experience by discreetly slipping into their backpack, on Fridays, vitamin-fortified and nutritional meals.
Alabama Credit Union created the Secret Meals For Hungry Children program in 2008 with one goal in mind - decreasing the number of children in Alabama and Florida facing hunger over the weekend. To allow as many children to receive food packs as possible, Alabama Credit Union provides all promotional and operational funding for the Secret Meals program, meaning 100 percent of every penny donated goes toward the purchase of food packs.

Friends of IMCK
One Great Hour of Sharing
   The Friends of IMCK  was organized to support the work of the Institut Médical Chrétien du Kasai (IMCK) located in     
   Tshikaji, Democratic Republic of Congo.  Founded in 1954, IMCK – consisting of the Good Shepherd Hospital, clinics,
   and nursing schools – provides vital services to the people in this region.  Good Shepherd Hospital is rated as one of
   the top hospitals in DR Congo.  Read more about the great work of IMCK. 
   A key component of our support efforts is the establishment of a permanent IMCK Endowment Fund whose proceeds
​   will help stabilize the operating income for IMCK.  The struggle to remain solvent in a very challenging environment is ongoing.  The Christian witness IMCK provides to patients, students and staff is inspirational and critically needed for the spiritual health of the community they serve.

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance enables congregations and mission partners of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) to witness to the healing love of Christ through caring for communities adversely affected by crises and catastrophic events.