Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN)
Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN) is comprised of over 185 Greater Austin churches and thousands of trained volunteers bringing hope into crisis. ADRN’s network enables and empowers church members to organize, prepare, mobilize, and respond quickly in the event of disaster, great or small. Business partners, local agencies and community support play a vital role in ADRN’s mission. It is through the generosity of their in-kind donations, monetary gifts and volunteer assistance, that ADRN can fund the rebuild/repair of survivor homes and provide immediate assistance to those in crisis.
To find out more about the Austin Disaster Relief Network, click here.
Christian Compassion Center
Christian Compassion Center, Inc. (C3) collects merchandise from various outlets for distribution to citizens in need to demonstrate compassion by giving valuable goods to those in need and through these activities share the Gospel.
To find out more about the Christian Compassion Center, click here.
Christ Together Greater Austin
Christ Together is a partnership of pastors and churches seeking to demonstrate and communicate the love of God to the people of Greater Austin by ensuring that every man, woman, and child has repeated opportunities to see, hear, and respond to the gospel. CTGA therefore seeks to convene, catalyze, connect, and celebrate city-wide efforts that pursue gospel saturation.
To find out more about Christ Together Greater Austin, click here.
Luke 4:18 Ministries
Luke 4:18 Ministries provides opportunities for individuals to seek and experience healing and freedom through prayer, spiritual direction, freedom sessions and healing rooms. Their teams serve the homeless at Church under the Bridge and through Hope on the Way and are working to see a Christ-centered ministry for the homeless established in Austin.
To find out more about Luke 4:18 Ministry, click here.
Texas Reach Out Ministry
Texas Reach Out is a non-profit ministry that provides housing and spiritual development for Christian men and women reintegrating into society after exiting the criminal justice system. They are committed to walking alongside our brothers and sisters in Christ as they work to rebuild their lives with Christ.
Click here to learn more.
Prison Fellowship Angel Tree
Angel Tree Christmas™ equips churches and other organizations to serve incarcerated parents by providing a pathway for strengthening and restoring their relationships with their children and families. Angel Tree Christmas mobilizes local churches and community organizations to give hundreds of thousands of children a gift, the Gospel message, and a personal message of love on behalf of their incarcerated parent.
To support Angel Tree this holiday season, click here.
The Refuge
The Refuge for DMST™ (Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking) has a very specific mission: To provide trauma-informed, long-term restoration community with on-site services for girls, minors through age 19, who have been exploited through sex trafficking.
To find out more information on The Refuge, click here.
TruCare Pregnancy Center
TruCare Pregnancy Center provides confidential support for women facing tough decisions about their pregnancies. They provide pregnancy testing, referrals for medical services, abortion information, alternative options and emotional support.
To find out more about TruCare Pregnancy Center, click here.
Click HERE to watch their promo video!
Salvation Army
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
To find out more information on Salvation Army, click here.
God of Hope Ministries
God of Hope’s mission is to equip prison inmates through biblical discipleship for a life of hope and freedom in Jesus Christ.
For more information on God of Hope Ministries, click here.
East Austin Food Distribution
Every week on Wednesdays, our church sends a team of volunteers to help distribute food at Austin Reconciliation Church in northeast Austin. Volunteers place food from pallets into the cars of those in need as they drive through the church parking lot. Volunteers ride together in the church van, leaving at 11:15 am and will return at 2:30 pm.
To sign up, email our team leader, John Hoopingarner, here.