Find your ministry in the church and your mission in the world! Put your gifts, talents, skills, and passions to work to advance His Kingdom!
Local Ministry Opportunities:
Make a difference in the community.
We have partnered with several local, Gospel-focused ministries to help people in our community. Through financial support and volunteer service, the Friendship Family is making a difference!
Women on Mission | Meets the Third Tuesday of Every Month | 10:30 AM
Women on Mission is an active missions organization through which women are discipled in matching their faith and their lifestyle through missions projects, ministries, prayer, and Bible study. The purpose of all Women on Mission activities is that every person has the opportunity to hear and respond to the Gospel.
Labor For Your Neighbor | April 27, 2025
This community outreach ministry is coordinated through our Sunday morning small groups. Each group seeks to impact our community by going beyond the four-walls of the building and demonstrating Christ’s love to others. Our small groups have renovated a home for a single mother, organized a community water-play-day for a local housing project, and performed needed yard work for widows in our area. There is still much to be done!
Hope Unlimited
Hope Unlimited exists to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with everyone who walks through their doors and defend the value of every life. They educate and support moms and dads through the journey of parenting. They are a crisis pregnancy center that provides counseling, pregnancy tests, abortion alternatives, sexual integrity programs, adoption information and support for clients.
Paducah Community Kitchen
The Community Kitchen is a Christ-centered, non-profit organization. They provide meals, free of charge, to anyone who is seeking nourishment or companionship in a safe and caring environment. Their mission is to share the love and compassion of Jesus Christ in our community with those who are in need.
River City Mission
The River City Mission houses homeless men and families, averaging 30-40 individuals monthly. They feed their residents three meals a day, averaging approximately 2000 meals each month as well as providing transportation, clothing, etc. They offer Bible studies and worship services weekly.
Non-Local Ministry Opportunities:
Make a difference in the world
The selfless dedication of individuals makes a major impact on lives and communities around the world. Learn about our global partners and upcoming international mission trips.
Disaster Relief | 2025
Friendship volunteers will work through Samaritans Purse to partner with local churches who are helping homeowners impacted by recent hurricanes. This mission opportunity is open to church members over the age of 16.
Chicago | March 13-15, 2025
Friendship volunteers will work with Elmwood Park Community Church through their food and clothing ministry. The North American Mission Board has sent a pastor to lead Elmwood Park Community Church through revitalization. The church is intentionally seeking to minister to those who live in their community. Volunteers will unload, sort, and distribute groceries and also assist with their clothing ministry. This mission opportunity is for church members and is open to families or individuals.
Evansville | May 2-3, 2025
Friendship volunteers will care for hurting communities in Evansville, Indiana, by serving local churches, low-income schools and other organizations in need of assistance. Projects may include light construction, painting, landscaping and hosting neighborhood block parties. This mission opportunity is for church members and is open to families or individuals.
Lima, Peru | September 5-12, 2025
Friendship volunteers will participate in a city-wide event by coming alongside local churches to serve their community. Incorporating the strategies of the local churches, projects include but are not limited to a surfing ministry, community block parties, eyeglasses clinics, physical therapy clinics, community projects (painting, playgrounds, etc.), work in refugee centers (feeding, painting, etc.), art ministry, hospital ministry (feeding families), job-skill training, and community clinics. This mission opportunity is open to adults and we will be limited to a team of 5.
OCC Processing Center | December 2-5, 2025
This mission project will provide opportunities for Friendship volunteers to serve in the processing center preparing shoe boxes for shipment. OCC opens the door for the Gospel in some of the most remote places on earth. Every boy and girl who receives a shoebox not only receives a gift, but they learn how to faithfully follow Christ and to share the Good News with others. This mission opportunity is open to church members over the age of 16.