As we approach the holiday season and look forward to reflecting on the birth of our Savior, we also find ourselves in a season where there are countless opportunities to serve those in need. We invite you to join us in our Christmas Missions Project, an easy and practical way to provide essentials and gifts to those in need right here in our own city. As you prayerfully consider participating in this project, you’ll be able to select from items at various price points to benefit one of the organizations and ministries we partner with all year long. Simply stop by the Christmas Missions Project table at either of our campuses on any Sunday morning during the month of November or browse the list below.
Green Items:
$25 and under (suggested price)
Hope Clinic for Women is a faith-based safe and confidential place equipping women, men and families dealing with: unplanned pregnancies, access to women’s healthcare, prevention education, pregnancy loss and postpartum depression. They provide medical care, professional counseling, education classes, case management, mentorship and practical support regardless of age, race, religion or ability to pay. We are helping to provide some basics that new moms are always in need of for the women that Hope Clinic serves. For more information, visit www.hopeclinicforwomen.org.
Siloam Health’s mission is to share the love of Christ by serving Middle Tennessee’s uninsured, underserved and culturally marginalized through offering comprehensive medical care and community health efforts. They seek to empower foreign-born Nashvillians—who come from 80 different homelands—to take ownership of their health and the health of their communities. By training the next generation of health professionals in the art of culturally-sensitive, comprehensive care, they intend to multiply their unique, whole-person approach. We are helping to provide some items that are fun for children or promote children’s health. For more information visit www.siloamhealth.org.
Nashville Rescue Mission seeks to help the hurting of Middle Tennessee by offering food, clothing and shelter to the homeless and recovery programs to those enslaved in life-degrading problems. Their goal is to help people know the saving grace of Jesus and, through Him, gain wisdom for living, find fulfillment in life, and become a positive part of the community. Nashville Rescue Mission needs reading glasses of all strengths for their clients. For more information, visit www.nashvillerescuemission.org.
Hope Clinic for Women is a faith-based safe and confidential place equipping women, men and families dealing with: unplanned pregnancies, access to women’s healthcare, prevention education, pregnancy loss and postpartum depression. They provide medical care, professional counseling, education classes, case management, mentorship and practical support regardless of age, race, religion or ability to pay. We are helping to provide some basics that new moms are always in need of for the women that Hope Clinic serves. For more information, visit www.hopeclinicforwomen.org.
Project Connect Nashville exists to help disconnected and vulnerable men, women and their families build relationships with others who will encourage and guide them, providing assistance when needed, educating and equipping them for the challenges each day brings, and celebrating every victory along the way. They also seek to educate the church on poverty, connecting those who desire to serve with opportunities to connect with hurting people in their communities. TVC is providing Project Connect Nashville with a variety of gift cards which will be used to support those in crisis or to encourage those who are working their way back to stable and healthy lifestyles. For more information visit www.projectconnectnashville.org.
Red Items:
$50 (suggested price)
Hope Clinic for Women is a faith-based safe and confidential place equipping women, men and families dealing with: unplanned pregnancies, access to women’s healthcare, prevention education, pregnancy loss and postpartum depression. They provide medical care, professional counseling, education classes, case management, mentorship and practical support regardless of age, race, religion or ability to pay. We are helping to provide some basics that new moms are always in need of for the women that Hope Clinic serves. For more information, visit www.hopeclinicforwomen.org.
Siloam Health’s mission is to share the love of Christ by serving Middle Tennessee’s uninsured, underserved and culturally marginalized through offering comprehensive medical care and community health efforts. They seek to empower foreign-born Nashvillians—who come from 80 different homelands—to take ownership of their health and the health of their communities. By training the next generation of health professionals in the art of culturally-sensitive, comprehensive care, they intend to multiply their unique, whole-person approach. For more information visit www.siloamhealth.org.
Nashville Rescue Mission seeks to help the hurting of Middle Tennessee by offering food, clothing and shelter to the homeless and recovery programs to those enslaved in life-degrading problems. Their goal is to help people know the saving grace of Jesus and, through Him, gain wisdom for living, find fulfillment in life, and become a positive part of the community. Nashville rescue mission needs GIANT print Bibles in any easy-to-understand translation. For more information, visit www.nashvillerescuemission.org.
Inglewood Elementary School is located just 3.3 miles from our East Nashville Campus and serves a large number of children whose families are economically challenged. For the third year in a row, TVC Kids at both campuses will be collecting non-perishable food items for Holiday Food Boxes which will be sent home for Christmas with 50 of the neediest families at Inglewood Elementary. We also need 50 individuals to purchase $50 Kroger gift cards that we will place in the Holiday Food Boxes to help the family pay for their turkey/ham/protein. For more information, visit schools.mnps.org/inglewood-elementary-school.
The Next Door/Freedom Recovery Center provides a continuum of evidence-based services for women and their families impacted by addiction, mental illness, trauma and/or incarceration with Christ-centered, compassionate care. The Next Door is always in need of basics for women newly entering their programs. Right now they need bras, panties and socks for adult women (any size). For more information visit www.thenextdoor.org.
Siloam Health’s mission is to share the love of Christ by serving Middle Tennessee’s uninsured, underserved and culturally marginalized through offering comprehensive medical care and community health efforts. They seek to empower foreign-born Nashvillians—who come from 80 different homelands—to take ownership of their health and the health of their communities. By training the next generation of health professionals in the art of culturally-sensitive, comprehensive care, they intend to multiply their unique, whole-person approach. We are helping to provide some items that are fun for children or promote children’s health. For more information visit www.siloamhealth.org.
Gold Item:
$75+ (suggested price)
Hope Clinic for Women is a faith-based safe and confidential place equipping women, men and families dealing with: unplanned pregnancies, access to women’s healthcare, prevention education, pregnancy loss and postpartum depression. They provide medical care, professional counseling, education classes, case management, mentorship and practical support regardless of age, race, religion or ability to pay. We are helping to provide some basics that new moms are always in need of for the women that Hope Clinic serves. For more information, visit www.hopeclinicforwomen.org.
