CONNECT TO MISSIONS EVERY DAY

Backpack Buddies is an internal mission of HBBC that seeks to provide food to children during the weekend. Volunteers purchase, assemble and deliver a food bag for students identified as food at six Wake County elementary schools. Almost 700 bags of food are distributed monthly to these schools.

Welcome House is a temporary reception housing ministry for refugees and immigrants who do not have a place to live upon arrival to the United States. The main goal is to share the love of God in Christ Jesus through the ministries of hospitality and friendship. Volunteers can assist in purchasing food, providing ESL assistance, spending time with the families, and preparing the home for new guests.

Throughout the year, HBBC shows our appreciation to the officers and staff at the Southwest Police District. Through small gifts, notes, prayers, and quarterly lunches, volunteers say thank you to those that serve our community in this way.

StepUp Ministry is a non-profit organization that helps hundreds of individuals each year in Wake County transform their lives through employment and life skills training. HBBC hosts the Alumni Program on Thursday evenings. Volunteers are on the 2nd Thursday of each month to provide a meal to those that are attending.

The Benevolence Committee at HBBC prepares food bags and homeless bags to be given out during the week when the church is open. Volunteers are needed to help assemble bags for distribution.

On the first Tuesday of every month, volunteers gather in the afternoon to create shawls and lap robes for those in need of a hug from God. Volunteers also work on these at home. The group prays for those that will receive the tangible gift of God’s love. Anyone is welcome to take and deliver a shawl or lap robe to someone in need.

Each year around Christmas, HBBC sets up an Angel Tree for people to help meet various needs in the community. The groups we partner with throughout the year are represented on the tree. Volunteers are needed to take an angel and provide a gift.

Urban Ministries of Wake County engages the community to serve and advocate on behalf of those affected by poverty by providing food and nutrition, promoting health and wellness and by laying the foundations of home. Volunteers at HBBC provide a monthly weekend dinner meal at the Helen Wright Center. Volunteers are also needed to serve in the food pantry and medical and intake clinic.

Often joining with the yearly Baptist Build, HBBC contributes financially as well as providing volunteers to help build a home for people in the local community.

Volunteers work to provide homebound and senior neighbors with a nutritious hot meal, along with a check-in and visit. Volunteers are given weekly or monthly routes by Meals on Wheels of Wake County.

Join one of our Mission Teams throughout the year. Most trips occur during the summer, but over the years trips have occurred at other times throughout the year.