Ministries
Every ministry here exists to help people know Jesus and make Him known. Some are led by the Hub; others by partners who share the campus with us.
Walking with refugees and immigrants in greater Charleston through English classes, a sewing collective, driver's education, legal help, and friendship. Sojourner Care started at the Hub and is growing into its own nonprofit.
A faith-based, nonprofit community health clinic opening here at 1520 Remount Road. In our ZIP code, 29406, nearly 94% of residents lack access to a primary care provider. Resurrection Health will offer primary care for adults and children, women's health and prenatal care, behavioral health, and an on-site pharmacy, for every neighbor, regardless of ability to pay.
Send Relief is the compassion ministry of Southern Baptists, a partnership of the North American Mission Board and the International Mission Board. As an affiliate center, the Hub is a home base for mission teams and joins Send Relief's five areas of focus right here in North Charleston:
The best way to learn isn't a program. It's side-by-side apprenticeship.
Not watching from a distance, but walking alongside someone and doing life together. We'd love to connect you with someone who is already living as a missionary, so you can learn to live that way too. If that's something you want, reach out and we'll do our best to make the connection.
We also have pathways to help you along the way. Whether it's one life or a whole neighborhood, it's the same cycle, with Jesus at the center.
Theological training is here too: classes through Charleston Baptist, and certificate programs through the training center at Gracia at Centerpoint (in Spanish).
Teams of brothers and sisters from across the Southeast come to serve alongside the ministries here, and get trained in a way of living on mission they can take home. Through our partners, we also send teams out to the nations.
Taste Z Catering is a kingdom-minded food business on campus, serving global cuisine from its food trucks and catering kitchen. We're renovating the campus kitchen into a commissary kitchen: the first step toward a culinary school, in partnership with Sojourner Care, that trains neighbors for good work.
Businesses on campus aren't just tenants. They're part of how we teach, and each one opens its doors to learners.
A multi-use field for community recreation, league play, and discipleship: pickup games, leagues, and friendships that start on the sideline.
Partner ministries on campus
A K-12 Christian bilingual school raising the next generation with an all-peoples mindset.
About this partnerThe front door for refugee resettlement in greater Charleston, with an office on campus.
About this partnerStrengthening families through mindset workshops, youth mentorship, marriage seminars, and career training.
About this partnerConnecting veterans and their families to the right resource at the right time, including a veteran housing project.
About this partnerThere's a place for you in almost every ministry here, whether you have an hour a week or want to bring a whole team.
