Each year on Thanksgiving Day from 11:30 AM-1:30 PM we host our annual Thanksgiving Community Meal. It’s a wonderful day of great food (all the traditional turkey day fixings) and great fellowship with our Campus family and our friends from the community. The meal is free. Thousands have been served over the years! This is a sit-down Thanksgiving Meal. UPDATE:  We are so grateful for your desire to help, but we have reached our capacity for volunteers, please join us next year.

Across the Bridge Recovery Program is an outreach for those who are dealing with recovery from addiction and/or life changing circumstances. We offer support groups and mentoring, as well as spiritual guidance toward a better walk with our Lord. We are open to those within the Campus family and to our community, with many opportunities to serve, such as mentoring or sponsoring someone in their recovery journey. 

AIM is an urban mission for Atlanta Christians. AIM exists to serve the needs of the inner-city poor. Volunteers are needed for the children’s Bible study that Campus leads the first Tuesday of every month. CDL drivers are needed for various ministry activities as are mentors for the Living Free recovery program which takes place on Monday evenings. Food, clothing, and Bibles are also needed for AIM.

NCM provides programs and services to low income and homeless families living in Southwest Gwinnett County. There are various volunteer opportunities to help including: sorting donations, providing children’s activities and working one on one with clients in need. Campus also provides 2 food drives a year to support NCM.  For more information to volunteer at NCM please contact their office directly at 770-263-0013.

Georgia Agape has been helping children and families in need for over 42 years. As a licensed “Child Placing Agency,” they provide foster care and adoption services and place abused, neglected and dependent children in Christian Homes. Foster and adoptive families are needed. For more information, call the AGAPE office at 770.452.9995.

Directly across the street from Campus Church is Meadowcreek Elementary where you can be involved with many different events and ways to support and encourage both the staff and the families.  Please contact Julie Williams for more information on how you can get involved.

YouthReach International’s mission is to partner with donors, volunteers, and churches to establish local mentoring communities which equip vulnerable youth for success in life through spiritual development, positive role models, and practical life skills. Whether you are equipping mentors in the Middle East or teaching orphans in Eastern Europe stories of faith and love from the Bible or instructing older orphans in Africa woodworking, sewing, auto mechanics, or computer skills, your role in our ministry is part of a big, beautiful process. Please contact us directly to learn about our upcoming calendar of projects on which you might want to join us. We are eagerly joining God in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lebanon, Zambia, and Zimbabwe to partner with Him to see life changing, even eternity changing, moments unfold in the lives of orphans and at-risk youth.

The City of Children is an Orphanage in Ensenada, Mexico that is home to more than 100 children. Each summer it is our joy to serve, love and share Jesus with each child. The City of Children Mission Trip is open to current 8th-12th grade students and their families. Space is limited. We will try to work together as a team to raise additional money for community service projects.

This trip is perfect for families and young adults!  City of Angels Children’s Home provides a safe & healthy environment based on Christian principles for orphaned, abandoned, abused and needy children.  Team projects will include spiritual activities, games, light maintenance and construction projects, group dinners, and other activities to engage with the children and staff at the home. 

The Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf (CCCD) is a nine-month boarding school program located in the mountainous region of Manchester, Jamaica.  Team service to the Deaf and hard of hearing on the Knockpatrick campus will include various activities that allow us to build relationships with the students and staff,  lead in Bible studies and class devotions, participate in campus construction and maintenance, offer healthy living instruction and screening, join in agricultural and livestock activities, and journey with possible visits to Jamaican Deaf Village (JDV) and Deaf Can.  We invite all ages to join us in this service opportunity.