The church family at Northside seeks to share a percentage of its resources with others who are fulfilling this mission in other places.
We support a number of local missions, as seen listed below:
Care Net is on a mission to bring practical help and hope in Jesus to women facing unplanned pregnancy decisions on the Peninsula. At their centers they offer a safe place for women to explore their options and receive accurate medical information. They exist to reach women and families facing unplanned pregnancy who are strongly considering abortion. We believe that when women receive practical help and hope through our services that they will make a life-affirming pregnancy decision.
THRIVE Peninsula ministers to the physical, economic, educational, emotional and spiritual needs of our neighbors. Addressing both essential living needs (e.g., food, housing, utilities) and the unique crises affecting each person, this volunteer-driven coalition helps coordinate community resources for a tailored, integrated response.
Established Footsteps exists to come alongside people to cheer them on to love the Word of God and to establish their daily life steps in its Truth. Originally born as a women's ministry by founder Sharon Thomas, Established Footsteps has now grown to encompass ministry to both women and men, reaching into many places with the treasure of God's Word.
Lackey Clinic is a faith-based, free and charitable healthcare center — providing a medical home full of quality healthcare services for uninsured adults on the Virginia Peninsula. Their mission is to provide skilled, compassionate healthcare and counseling to the medically disadvantaged in a manner that honors the name of Jesus Christ.
Five Loaves Food Pantry is a volunteer-run ministry serving the hungry across the Virginia Peninsula, with over 85% of those served coming from Newport News. Operating out of LivingStone Monastery, the pantry distributes food five days a week—including a special evening distribution on Tuesdays.
Five Loaves has served thousands of families with fresh produce, pantry staples, and USDA TEFAP food. Northside supports Five Loaves by providing volunteers for food pickup, sorting, packing, and distribution.
Northside supports a variety of domestic colleges and seminaries:
Johnson University is a private Christian university with its main campus in Kimberlin Heights, Tennessee.
MACU is a private Christian university in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
Northside works alongside rising college students to assist them with scholarships. Contact team leader, Sherry Maynard, for more information.
Together Waypoint helps church leaders navigate the challenges of ministry by providing low-to-no cost services and support for an enormous variety of needs. From planting brand new churches around the Mid-Atlantic region to getting church leaders together to offering special training.
Vision Virginia is the SBC of Virginia missions offering. Each and every contribution goes directly to the mission field to support various ministries, such as church planting, disaster relief, mission team training, and more. This impact reaches far beyond Virginia to provide the resources necessary for people to hear the Gospel.
In 1996, Andy Baker founded Remember the Children where he ministers to the orphaned and forgotten children in Romania and Tanzania. To learn more about Andy and how you can help support his mission, visit Remember the Children. For prayer or to offer encouragement to Andy, email andybaker@remember-the-children.org. Want to support Remember the Children's efforts in Ukraine? Visit the site via button below.
Tim and Tammy Aho catalyze the formation of teams to plant churches and make disciples in Birmingham, England. To learn more about the Ahos and the organization they serve with, visit CMF International. For prayer or to encourage Tim and Tammy, you can email them at timothy.c.aho@gmail.com.
Steve and Kay Carpenter serve under CMF International in Mexico. To learn more about the Carpenters and how you can help support their missions, visit CMF International. For prayer or to offer encouragement to Steve and Kay, you can email them at stevecarpenter@cmfi.org.
In 2012, Alan and Judy Norman, along with their four children, embarked on a journey to bring the gospel to the people of Cambodia. Alan and Judy are both medical doctors and work at Mercy Medical in Cambodia. To learn more about the Normans and the work they are doing in Cambodia, visit Mercy Medical Mission. For prayer or to offer encouragement, you can email Alan and Judy at alanandjudynorman@gmail.com.