Barefoot Republic is a multi-cultural summer camp that seeks to celebrate diversity and build unity by facilitating the development of Christ-centered relationships between individuals who represent diverse racial, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds through an equally diverse platform of artistic, athletic and team-building programs

Journey has become a place where people in our community turn when they are in urgent need. These needs come in by call, email, or word of mouth. Many times the need is fairly simple, other times more of an adventure.

The Gathering set up/tear down teams are the teams that assist in serving the people of Journey on a very practical level. These teams are responsible for the set up and tear down of chairs, coffee bar, information and library kiosks and greeting people. These are the teams that make The Gathering possible on Sunday mornings.

United Way recruits people and organizations who bring the passion, expertise and resources we need to get things done

Both Hands is a non-profit organization with a two-fold mission. We serve widows in a very practical way in our communities, while raising funds to help willing families adopt.

FLIP is an intergenerational, volunteer tutoring program of the Retired
and Senior Volunteer Program

Journey Kids serves the children and families of Journey by providing a fun, nurturing, and safe environment to introduce the Love Story of Jesus. We provide care and age-appropriate lessons and activities for newborns through 5th grade on both Sunday mornings and Tuesday evenings.

Our mission is to live in community with at-risk kids and single mothers to provide hope, encouragement and opportunities by sharing the love of Christ. Front Porch Ministry is a non-profit outreach dedicated to living in relationship with people that society often forgets. We strive to make a positive impact by sharing the hope and love of Jesus Christ.

Mercy Ministries is a free of charge Christian residential program that provides hope and life transformation for young woman, 13-28, dealing with abuse and life-controlling issues.

New Hope Academy is a Christ-centered community school with an economically, racially, and culturally diverse student body. It exists to serve low-income families by establishing a solid Biblical worldview, instilling vision, confirming hope and preparing each young person for a life of service.

The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of Disaster and help people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.

Franktown works with children living in the public housing units of Franklin TN. The average household income is under $11,000 dollars a year and 95% of children do not have a father in the home. Many of our kids do not even live with their mothers either.

To bring the poor, spiritually bankrupt and/or financially destitute into a safe environment, providing immediate shelter, while entering earnestly into learning skills necessary for the restoration of their entire being.

GraceWorks Ministries is a Christian-based, nonprofit ministry funded by individuals, businesses, civic groups, churches and the GraceWorks Thrift Store.

Restore Haiti is partnered with Restoration Ministries, a local church in Jacmel, Haiti to provide a child sponsorship program. This program has grown to provide over 380 children per day with a hot meal and education that includes tuition, school uniforms and books.

Against the Grain serves men women and children that are caught in abuse, addiction or negative generational cycles. By catching the kids at a young age through the study buddy program we reduce the chance that they will grow up needing our program while incarcerated. The study buddy program provides one on one tutoring during school hours so the child is getting the help needed without adding more onto the parents. The 180 Program is taught in structured environments for the best results. This allow adults to learn to make better choices and understand why they did what they did and how to change it.

Using entrepreneurial business development, English tutoring, and other creative, relational bridges to connect with university students and young families to see.

Wednesday Nights, 6:00-8:30, Bldg. 8 @ The Factory. This is a time where we seek to engage young people in their context and reach out to every student in the community. This is a high-energy atmosphere that focuses on relationships and loving the lost, while teaching solid Truth to everyone. All 6-12th grade students are welcome during this time.

Our vision is two fold. First, we will strive to raise a generation of orphaned children who will grow up to reach their God given potential . Second, we will empower first world citizens to partner with us in service at home and abroad.