Mission and Outreach

Joining together as a community to serve the most vulnerable

Making a Lasting Difference

In gratitude for God’s grace and unconditional love, we connect with God’s people and strive to make a lasting difference, serving and supporting those in need while respecting their dignity.

Want to get involved? Reach out to us.

Mission Partners

Check out how we are continuing to serve those most vulnerable!

Refugee Hope Partners

The number of refugee families calling the Triangle home is steadily growing and our community has become a door to the nations of the world. Since 2007 RHP has served our new neighbors at Cedar Point Apartments with the love of Christ. They are a vibrant community of refugee families who fled their homes for a better life, and it is just about a mile down the road from Saint Andrews.

To get involved or for more information, email [email protected] or visit https://www.refugeehopepartners.org.

North Raleigh Ministries

NRM envisions a vibrant, healthy community where each person reaches their full potential. They work toward this by equipping families and individuals in crisis with the resources and skills they need to achieve stability through the Food Pantry, guidance and prayer, the Transitions Program, and the Journey Program. NRM walks alongside their clients and moves them from crisis to a thriving life built on a firm foundation of spiritual, mental and financial health. Here are a few ways to get involved with NRM:

To learn more about their volunteer opportunities, visit www.northraleighministries.com/volunteer-opportunities
To donate money toward helping more clients achieve stability, visit northraleighministries.com/give
To donate food pantry items, check out their current needs at northraleighministries.com/pantry-donations
To donate to their Thrift Shoppe, visit northraleighministries.com/thrift.

To get involved or for more information, email [email protected] or visit www.northraleighministries.com.

Loaves and Fishes

Loaves and fishes empowers low-income K-12 youth and their families to overcome individual challenges in order to achieve healthier years. LAF provides positive intervention for thirty children.

To get involved or for more information, email [email protected] or visit www.lafchildren.org.

Rise Against Hunger

Driven by the vision of a world without hunger. Recognizing that ending hunger is more than just feeding people, RAH expands their hunger-fighting programs beyond meal packaging and distribution.

To get involved or for more information, email [email protected] or visit www.riseagainsthunger.org.

A Place at the Table

This pay-what-you-can café’s mission is to provide community and healthy food for all, regardless of means. When ordering meals, you can pay the suggested donation or pay more for your meal to pay-it-forward. Located at 300 W. Hargett Street in downtown Raleigh, Hours are Tuesday-Sunday from 8:00am–2:00pm.

To get involved or for more information, email [email protected] or visit www.tableraleigh.org.

Faith Ministry/Mexico

Faith Ministry focuses on creating a community of faith in the border initiatives. This includes housing, evangelism, medical care, and, education.

To get involved or for more information, email [email protected] or visit faithministry.org to learn how to help.

Haiti Reforestation Partnership

Haiti Reforestation’s vision is to partner with God and the people of Haiti to bring back a healthy, sustainable land to feed and nourish her people. Join us as we continue our 30-year quest to partner and change the landscape of Haiti by planting our next 15 million trees and educate future leaders. Despite the recent political turmoil, planting in Haiti continues.

To get involved or for more information, email [email protected] or visit www.haitireforest.org.

Meals on Wheels

The mission of Meals on Wheels is to nourish, enrich, and strengthen the lives of older adults through daily meal delivery and human connections. Services include hot meal delivery five days a week to residents of Wake County who are 60 years old or older and are homebound and vulnerable. Disabled residents under 60 can also qualify for the program.

To get involved or for more information, email [email protected] or visit www.wakemow.org.

Serving Locally

Middle and high school students serving with a nonprofit organization

SAPC’s local mission partners serve a variety of needs in our community. Our focus is on supporting programs that assists individuals and families to grow into self-sufficiency while also giving support to meet basic daily needs of those in crisis.

Global Outreach

Reaching the Least, the Last and the Lost

Our long-term international partners provide support to build sustainable food supplies and housing communities in certain communities in Haiti and Mexico. Our congregants can join mission trips to work on the projects first-hand or be a part of food packing events right here in North Raleigh.

Infographic demonstrating the values addressed by social justice initiatives

Social Justice Committee

God’s Work of Justice

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called both individually and collectively to fearlessly apply our faith to advocate and break down the systems, practices and thinking that underly discrimination, bias, prejudice and oppression. The Social Justice Committee is dedicated to God’s work of justice in the world.

The committee focuses on raising awareness of social issues through education and believes that we are called to act on our beliefs to change laws, policies, plans and structures in our society that perpetuate injustice. Find out more at sapc-justice.org.