Disaster Relief
Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts
As one Church, we stand in prayer for all those who are facing the devastation of Hurricane Helene. From the mountains to the coast, let’s lift up our North Carolina community in faith. Hope recommends these trusted ministry organizations that are already on the ground if you desire to give or serve.
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Financially
Ways to Give
Financially
Samaritan's Purse
Samaritan’s Purse volunteer teams are assisting homeowners with cleanup in a variety of ways—tarping roofs, clearing debris, chainsawing downed trees, and doing mud-outs. Our task is to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus to those in need in the hardest hit areas.
Baptist on Mission
The goal of the NC Disaster Response Ministry is to provide ways for Christians to minister to people who are hurting due to disasters. Baptist on Mission is currently setting up recovery sites in Boone, Spruce Pine, Hendersonville and Marion. Heavy rains from the storm caused massive flooding that washed out roads, destroyed homes and businesses, and knocked out power and phone service in much of the region. Click below to give to current efforts.
Direct Fund
Supply Donations
Apex Campus Supplies Collection
North Carolina Disaster Response volunteers are serving in our NC mountains. If you are interested in serving in flood recovery, chainsaw, and temporary roof repair, please complete this form.
Fuquay Campus Supplies Collection
Stay tuned for more details.
Garner Campus Supplies Collection
Raleigh Campus Supplies Collection
Northwest Cary Campus Supplies Collecction
Ways to Serve
Individual Volunteer Opportunities
Samaritan's Purse
Samaritan’s Purse volunteer teams are assisting homeowners with cleanup in a variety of ways—tarping roofs, clearing debris, chainsawing downed trees, and doing mud-outs. Our task is to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus to those in need in the hardest-hit areas.
Baptist on Mission
North Carolina Disaster Response volunteers are serving in our NC mountains. If you are interested in serving in flood recovery, chainsaw, and temporary roof repair, please complete this form.
Team Volunteer Opportunities
Hope Community Church
Drive Supplies
Ways to Pray
- Share tangible needs we are aware of
- Allow people to sign up for a time slot or a need
HFHF is one of Hope’s longest historical Ministry Partners starting in 2000. This foundation focuses on community development, education, sustainable environmental projects, spiritual development and medical care. Hope has helped build a school, a medical clinic and a church. We have also sent mission teams, collected supplies for the church and the school as well as raised money through local events like Rock your World Benefit Concerts.
Saji John and his family started John Foundation in an effort to rescue orphaned children and young adults from being trafficked. The Foundation, located in India, equips these vulnerable individuals with education, employable skills, and offers better living conditions to help provide for a better future. Hope has been supporting individual initiatives with John Foundation along with sending mission teams since 2016. They became one of Hope’s official Ministry Partners in 2022.
Join a Team
Engage in cross-cultural serving opportunities supporting our partners on a short-term volunteer team! Due to COVID-19, all teams are currently postponed. Interested in joining a team in the future? Let us know by clicking the button below.
Learn about our partnership with Espwa Vivian
Investing in women means investing in the future of entire communities. It means changing the future of children in systemic poverty. It means boosting women’s wages which means safety and security for entire families. Join us in supporting our work with Espwa Vivan (which means “Living Hope” in Haitian Creole) through our partnership with Together for Haiti.
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Children
Parents of children who are interested in being baptized must attend KidCity Baptism Class before their child can be baptized. We offer this class the first Sunday of the month at all of our campuses. Please note that we break during the month of December. Select your campus above for more info.
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Adults
All adults interested in being baptized are asked to meet one-on-one with a Hope staff member prior to baptism.
Questions? Contact us!
Students
All students (6th-12th) interested in being baptized are asked to meet with a Student Ministries staff member prior to baptism. A parent must accompany the student to this meeting.
Questions? Contact Us!
Children
Parents of children who are interested in being baptized must attend KidCity Baptism Class before their child can be baptized. We offer this class the first Sunday of the month at all of our campuses. Please note that we break during the month of December. Select your campus above for more info.
Questions? Contact Us!