If you’re ready and looking for a way to get out and are about sharing the love of Jesus, check out some of our partner organizations. Below you'll find some helpful links to get involved in our local community through our InsideOut Ministry.


AAA Women's Services

AAA Women's Services exists within our community to advocate the choice of life-giving alternatives to crisis pregnancies, to communicate God’s plan for sexuality, and to minister to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those who seek their services. There are various volunteer opportunities with AAA including but not limited to office volunteers (counselors, receptionists, mentors, skilled sonographers), men to participate in their Men’s Ministry (to minister to the partners of the women seeking services), building committee volunteers (skilled craftsmen, electricians, painters, etc.), volunteers to assist with building and grounds keeping, liaisons to share AAA information with school campuses and churches, and special events committee members (walk, banquet, etc.)

For more information on these opportunities or to volunteer, please contact AAA Women's Services at 423.892.0803 or visit http://www.aaawomen.org.

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Child Evangelism Fellowship

Child Evangelism Fellowship of Chattanooga exists for the purpose of reaching unchurched boys and girls with the gospel of Jesus Christ, establishing them in the Word of God and in the local church for Christian living. There are a variety of ways you can join CEF in this mission:
For more information on these opportunities or to volunteer, please contact Chattanooga CEF at 423.622.1736, email chattcef@mindspring.com, or visit their website.

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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing organization that has been building simple, decent and affordable homes in Chattanooga, Tennessee, since 1986. Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga partners with volunteers and low income families to build affordable housing. The houses are sold to these families at no profit and with no interest. Volunteers provide most of the labor, while individuals and corporate donors provide money and materials to build Habitat houses. Partner families themselves invest hundreds of hours of labor - "sweat equity" - into building their homes and the homes of others. Their mortgage payments go into a revolving Fund for Humanity that is used to build more houses.

For more information on this ministry, please visit their website at http://www.habichatt.com.

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Harvest USA

Harvest USA is a ministry of truth and mercy, proclaiming Christ as Lord to a sexually broken world. Our mission is to partner with and equip the Church in bringing the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to transform the lives of those affected by sexual sin. We want to encourage and equip the church to see sexual sin as a gospel issue—therefore a gospel opportunity. One of the primary volunteer opportunities at HARVEST USA involves the Church Ambassador Program, which links the ministry of HARVEST USA to the local church. The Church Ambassador is a volunteer who has a desire to see his or her local congregation begin to effectively address issues of sexual brokenness and sin within the church and community.

For more information on this ministry, please visit their website at http://www.harvestusa.org.

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Helping Make a Difference

Helping Make A Difference is a group of Christian men and women, of every age group, that seeks to serve Christ by serving others. Our objective is simple: To help those who cannot help themselves, either financially or physically, in addressing needed home repairs. All work is done at no cost to the recipients. For the most part, those who are being helped with needed home repairs are widows with limited income and physical limitations. However, our mission also includes helping single parent mothers, expectant mothers and others that make hard choices each month whether to purchase food, medicine or simply pay bills.

This mission sometimes involves simple tasks such as raking yards, cleaning gutters, changing light bulbs, fixing water leaks, etc. Or, more complex projects such as repairing or replacing roofs, painting, repairing walls, constructing wheelchair ramps, etc. This group of Christian men and women join hands during the week and on various weekends to work and enjoy the Christian fellowship of each other, and at the same time, serve our Savior by serving others.

If you would like to be a part of this organization either by providing manpower, tools, or building materials, please visit http://www.helpingmakeadifference.org.

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Hope for Chattanooga

Hope For Chattanooga (HFC) is a Christian Community Development Corporation dedicated to bringing hope and revitalization to the community, beginning in Glenwood. Our vision is for a transformed community where Christ has first place in everything. We envision a community that is characterized by reconciled relationships and changed lives. By providing long term leadership development, economic stability, educational opportunities, quality health care and affordable housing we hope to reach these goals.

For more information on this ministry, please visit their website at http://www.hope4.org.

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Hope Unlimited

Hope Unlimited Ministries exists to reach single mothers and their children with the love of Jesus Christ by providing a range of services designed to build their lives on the hope found in Him. The ministry seeks to intervene in the often deteriorating lifestyle of these families with Christ-centered programs to enable them to become whole and productive spiritually, physically, emotionally, socially, and educationally. There are a variety of ways you can come alongside Hope Unlimited in this mission:
For more information on this ministry or to volunteer, please contact Hope Unlimited at 423.493.0288.

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Widows Harvest Ministries

Widows Harvest Ministries is a Christian based non-profit service organization located in Chattanooga. Our mission is to plead the case of, provide assistance to, and promote the spiritual growth and ministry of widows. Based on James 1:27, Widows Harvest Ministries programs of assistance try to meet these very needs through friendship and companionship; legal, financial, and personal counseling; assistance with utility and medical bills; transportation for groceries and doctor appointments; and home maintenance and repairs (plumbing, roofing, painting, electrical, lawn care, etc.).

For more information on this ministry or to volunteer, please visit their website at http://www.widows.org.