Compassion & Outreach
Bringing hope to our neighbors near and far
Ways to serve
PADS Homeless Shelter
Hope serves as a PADS homeless shelter on Thursday nights, November–April, serving those who are homeless in suburban Cook County.
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C24/7 Father's Arms Ministries
A Christian nonprofit in Rogers Park serving the community for over a decade through after-school programs, job development, and community outreach.
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Exodus World Service
Exodus World Service mobilizes the Christian community to welcome and befriend refugees. Volunteers from our church serve refugees…
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Military Outreach
Military Outreach USA serves veterans exiting homelessness, helping furnish first homes with the basics.
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Volunteers are needed for a faith-based outreach ministry for women in our local area who are being trafficked.
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Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services trains volunteers to safely assist during disasters.
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Solid Rock Carpenters
Volunteer for rebuilding projects providing shelter for people in need. All backgrounds and skill levels.
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We partner with a ministry in Costa Rica that supports local churches as they serve people in their communities…
Learn more“And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.”Micah 6:8
As followers of Jesus, we are called to actively love our neighbors, to demonstrate mercy and pursue justice as Christ modeled. Jesus did not simply serve the poor. He entered into relationships with the marginalized in his society, loving them wholly and publicly and breaking down the barriers that promoted favoritism and injustice.
To bring hope and transformation to our community and the world around us by coming alongside those who are marginalized or in need and building relationships that embody the love of Christ.
We partner with local organizations already running effectively, aligned with our mission, with an ongoing vetting process.
