Mission Support
‘Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me.’
Matthew 25:40 ESV
Local Mission Support
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Churches United For The People, or CUP, is a partnership of churches in the greater Huntsville Alabama region offering financial assistance to low income and working poor individuals as well as families who qualify. They also offer free clothes, transportation vouchers and other support.
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The Vine is an ecumenical pastoral counseling center that promotes emotional healing with the love and grace of Christ. For over twenty years the Vine has sought to facilitate healing and wholeness in human life and relationships using clinical and faith resources.
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Second Mile Development takes it's inspiration from Matthew 5:41 - And if one forces you to go one mile, go with him two miles. They fulfill this call by serving neighborhoods, strengthening schools, and empowering homes.
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For over 60 years, Maranatha has served North Alabama and beyond as a safe gathering place for retreats, summer camps, and group events. It has been, and will continue to be, a place where differences are set aside and our humanity, spirituality, and commonality are re-ignited. Nestled on the banks of the Tennessee River on beautiful Lake Guntersville, the beauty of creation provides our campers a unique chance to unplug and experience Maranatha… and find what it means to them.
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Habitat for Humanity builds “partnership housing” that centers on those in need of adequate shelter working side by side with volunteers to build safe and affordable houses.
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The Food Bank of North Alabama, based in Huntsville, Alabama, works to end hunger by offering hunger relief programs that immediately feed people in need. It also addresses hunger’s root causes through local food initiatives that foster entrepreneurship and healthy food access.
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First Presbyterian Church of Huntsville supplies 2-day supplemental food kits for elementary-age students from Academy of Academics and Arts (AAA) and Second Mile schools.
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The Presbyterian Home for Children, a ministry of the Presbyterian Churches of Alabama, cares for boys and girls of all ages and their female caregivers who find themselves homeless because of poverty, abuse, or abandonment.
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Village of Promise is a Family Advancement Center founded to address the needs of children and families in under-resourced Northwest Huntsville neighborhoods.
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Kairos brings God's light into the darkness of the prison environment where prisoners face violence, anger, gangs, and lonliness. Kairos Prison Ministry volunteers step into this darkness to hold a 3 ½ day weekend with participants. Through talks, discussions and Chapel meditations prisoners learn that they are worthy of God’s love, light and grace. That no matter who they are or what they have done, God forgives them. As the Kairos Christian community inside a prison grows and begins to gain influence, the incidence of violence often decreases.
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Huntsville Learning Center is a faith-based 501(c)(3) after-school program that helps students from impoverished and underserved communities. We take a holistic approach to supporting our students by focusing on the development of mind, body, and spirit. In the 3 hours we have our students, we give them a healthy snack, provide enrichment activities, and help with their academic needs. We believe that every child can succeed regardless of their socioeconomic background, and we are dedicated to helping them achieve their full potential.
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Fellowship Presbyterian Church at 3406 Meridian Street North in Huntsville AL distributes food on the third Wednesday of the month, Noon - 3:00pm.
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First Stop encounters the homeless where they are, connects them to critical services and support, and empowers them toward independent sustainable living. We exist not only to serve the homeless and make them more comfortable, but also to help them out of homelessness.
International Mission Support
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We serve a population of about 50,000 in Bombardopolis, a remote area of Northwest Haiti that is notoriously poor and unsettled. Our challenges are practical as well as spiritual, yet we endeavor to show the love of God as we meet basic needs of people in Jesus’ name. For 50 years we have been the only consistent source of healthcare in the area.
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We work closely with local farmers and train them in the practice of Regenerative Farming. AIR has been implementing this method for over 25 years—successfully training farmers, increasing food nutrition, improving the soil, and planting millions of native trees.
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People living in isolation are cut off from the outside world, with little to no access to health care, education, supplies, and the hope of the gospel. Our airplanes are the only way many people living in remote jungles, deserts, and mountains have access to life-giving necessities and the love of Christ. You can help us—and the hundreds of churches, missionaries, and organizations we serve—bring help, hope, and healing to the ends of the earth.
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The Antioch Partners is a missionary sending agency which partners with local Presbyterian and other churches in the US in sending followers of Jesus to participate in God’s mission in the world. Those serving through The Antioch Partners (TAP) have been called by God to long-term, cross-cultural ministry and they are engaged in many aspects of Kingdom work, including: inviting people to follow Jesus, social justice, discipleship, supporting church-planting movements, capacity-building, leadership development and business as mission.
Survey of Interest
Interested in Planting Trees and Hope in Guatemala? We’re planning our 2026 Mission Trip, and need to know when you would like to go!
For more information visit www.airguatemala.org
Fill the linked form below to tell us which weeks you would be available so we can choose the best week for all!
May 31-June 7
June 7-14
June 14-21
June 21-28