Missions We Support
The Mustard Seed Mission
The Mustard Seed Mission located in Managua, Nicaragua is a mission operated and ran by Southern Hills. The Mission houses guests for mission trips, trains pastors, hosts VBS, serves the community through various projects, and helps send local children to school all in the name of Jesus. The Mustard Seed Cafe at City Station is named after this mission.
Amazing things are ahead as we continue to expand our ministries through The Mustard Seed Mission!
Child Sponsorship
Through the Mustard Seed Mission, Southern Hills has partnered with three communities in Nicaragua: Aduana Dos, Santa Barbara, and Villa El Carmen. Each mission trip, we will visit these three communities, meeting various needs as they arise. In an effort to continue this partnership year round, people are able to participate in child sponsorships in Nicaragua.
If you are interested in sponsoring a child, email Ryn Zook or personally pick out your sponsor child in the Mustard Seed Cafe. If you’d like more info, you can learn more by going to the link below.
The Pregnancy Resource Center
The Pregnancy Resource Center (PRC) is a non-profit organization that exists to serve women and men in the community experiencing an unintended pregnancy. They have helped over 26,000 women, men and families in the West Georgia area keep themselves and their babies physically, emotionally and spiritually healthy. They offer pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds, pregnancy options coaching, parenting classes, and material goods. All of their services are completely free of charge.
The Blake House
The Blake House mission is to provide a place of refuge for men struggling with addiction and allow Christ to regenerate them physically, spiritually, and mentally. The Regeneration Program is a 10-month long, in-patient, regeneration process.
UWG CCF
Christian Campus Fellowship exists to encourage, equip and walk along side of college students as they carry the Light to their peers. They teach them, most importantly, to find their identity in Jesus Christ and allow His love to lead them as they serve those around them, even beyond their means. They emphasize the importance of being involved with the local church by encouraging students to join a small group at their local church. They currently meet on Thursday evenings at City Station.
West Metro FCA
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is touching millions of lives…one heart at a time. Since 1954, FCA has been challenging coaches and athletes on the professional, college, high school, junior high and youth levels to use the powerful platform of sport to reach every coach and every athlete with the transforming power of Jesus Christ. FCA focuses on serving local communities around the globe by engaging, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to unite, inspire and change the world through the gospel.
Accelerate Group
Accelerate Group exists to encourage, equip and refresh Pastors and their spouses, and offers customized support to churches to help them be more effective in their mission.
Open Hands United Christian Ministries
Open Hands United Christian Ministry is a collaborative effort by member churches to better coordinate and enhance the effectiveness of the benevolence ministries of those involved. Open Hands focuses on providing assistance to those in need who reside within Carroll County, Georgia. Churches that commit to partner in this ministry provide prayer support, volunteers, and financial support.
Available services include: Bibles and Prayer Support, Food Assistance, Reading Glasses, Personal Care Items, and Financial Assistance for housing & utilities. Open Hands is a partner agency of the Atlanta Community Food Bank.
Local Schools
As a church, we believe in supporting our local educators and school systems. Our children are the future and we want to support them! We partner with our local schools on different levels and in different ways. If you are interested or want to know more about how we support our local schools or are looking for support for your school, please email us.
Woodland Christian Camp
Woodland Christian Camp & Retreat Center exists to provide opportunities for Christian growth in a natural setting. In order to fulfill their mission, they host summer camp programs for young people and provide retreat facilities for churches, ministries and non profit groups; they also host and/or lead leadership training programs for the larger community, where Christian principles are taught and/or modeled.
Jesus Place: Inner City Mission
Since 1970, Jesus Place Inner City Mission has ministered to families in poverty and the homeless. The mission of Jesus Place is to promote Christ and His church in the city through evangelism, discipleship, and a variety of outreach programs. These programs include: Homeless Outreach, Fish House Recovery Program, After School Program, Camp Christy, Sidewalk Bible School, and Internships.
Young Life
Young Life’s mission is introducing adolescents to Jesus Christ and helping them grow in their faith. They accomplish their mission by: praying for young people, going where kids are and building personal relationships with them, and earning the right to share the Good News of Jesus Christ. They provide fun, adventurous, life-changing and skill-building experiences, inviting kids to personally respond to the Good News and walking in friendship with them regardless of their response. They prepare kids for a life-long relationship with Christ and a love for His word, His mission and the local church. They do all of his while working in the community alongside like-minded adults (volunteer leaders, committee members, donors and staff).
The Holy Spirt (THS) Shelter Resource Bridge
THS Resource Bridge began as THS Emergency Shelter, a community outreach service for the homeless. Although their original mission was primarily to provide emergency shelter and related services during severe inclement weather, they decided their guests not only need greater sheltering opportunities, but also need on-going opportunities for getting showers, nutritious meals, clothing, and laundry facilities, along with birth certificates, state IDs, transportation, medical services, temporary shelter and stable housing, etc. As a result, they implemented additional programs to meet these needs.