Missions

Seacoast Missions exists to fight poverty, seek justice, and bring hope locally, nationally, and globally. Join us in making a difference.

Local Missions

We believe the local church is called to demonstrate the love of Jesus to our neighbors. Our specific focus is to create clear pathways for engagement to serve vulnerable children and families, and those experiencing homelessness. We believe serving others introduces people to the heart of God while also meeting basic needs.

Serve with Your Small Group

Serve with Your Small Group

Small Groups serving together multiplies the impact and demonstrates the value of being in community with other believers.

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Serve with Others

Serve with Others

We encourage you to find a project that will make a difference in your community.

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Serve with Our Partners

Serve with Our Partners

Seacoast partners with local non-profits to make a difference in our communities.

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Global Missions

Seacoast partners globally with life-giving churches and organizations who provide spiritual and physical support to their communities. Focus areas include: church planting, education, health, safe environments, and development.

Our goal is to assist our partners in fulfilling the vision that God has given them by appropriately providing resources without creating dependency. Serving teams are one of those resources! Our short-term global mission teams provide a great opportunity to work alongside our global partners to provide hope and show the love of Jesus to their local community.

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Serve Globally

Serve Globally

Serving on a global mission trip is an excellent way to make a difference in the world. “Your care for others is the measure of your greatness.” Luke 9:48 TLB

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National Missions

God is doing something incredible in and through his Church, and by having a bigger vision than Seacoast, we get to be a part of it! This includes Church Planting through ARC, Pastor’s Collective/Retreat at Church Creek and Disaster Relief.

Give to Disaster Relief

Give to Disaster Relief

Money donated will be used to assist in relief efforts. Recover and rebuild operations meet needs that enable people to function in the day to day and help the ongoing process of returning to normalcy.

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I Need Disaster Relief Assistance

I Need Disaster Relief Assistance

For disaster relief assistance, please let us know how we can help by registering your request. Once reviewed, we'll contact you regarding the status. If you are in need of immediate assistance, please call 911.

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I Want to Serve with Disaster Relief

I Want to Serve with Disaster Relief

Seacoast partners with Disaster Relief organizations and local churches to make a difference in areas hard hit by natural disasters.

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The Pastors Collective

The Pastors Collective is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping pastors, their partners, and ministry leaders from all denominations learn to be well so they can build well. The Pastors Collective focuses on helping to build relationships, provide resources, and offering a signature retreat experience designed to help individuals relax, restore, and reconnect with God and like-minded ministry leaders.

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Association of Related Churches

The Association of Related Churches ("ARC") is a cooperative of independent churches from different denominations, networks, and backgrounds who strategically resource church planters and pastors to help them reach people with the message of Jesus.

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Seacoast Benevolence

We help connect people to resources in times of crisis. Our goal is to “do with, not for” and walk with each individual from crisis to healthy sustainability. This enables the individual to find God and grow in their faith.

This mission is accomplished through Community Resource Specialist teams, the Seacoast Acts 4 Family Fund, and referral services to local agencies and ministries offering community resources. Our trained volunteers will walk you through hardships, including the need for financial assistance using local, state, federal, and church programs.

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