We are the hands and feet of Christ.
Through our local missions programs, we partner with organizations and initiatives that address the needs of our neighbors, offering practical help and hope to those around us.
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Christmas Baskets
In cooperation with Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action, selected families are provided with toys, clothes, cleaning products, basic food staples, plus supplies for a traditional Christmas dinner. The dinners are delivered to the families the Sunday before Christmas.
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Connexion West
Our church voluntarily provides and serves meals to youth on the fourth Monday of each month, with fellowship time to follow.
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CRU
Our church financially and prayerfully supports several CRU missionaries who are local and international, making disciples and spreading the Gospel.
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Cub and Boy Scout Pack #5
Our church financially supports local Boy Scouts through mini-scholarships that allow them to attend summer camp.
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Foundation Dinners
Our church assembles a group of volunteers for shifts to cook and serve meals on the fourth Friday of each month.
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Foundation Shelters
Our church raises funds and donations for the homeless of our community to provide them with essential resources and allow Foundation Shelters to keep their doors open for those who need them.
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Habitat for Humanity of Fairfield Co.
Our church assembles day groups for new home builds each season—a gratifying teamwork experience for a great cause.
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Maywood Mission
Our church volunteers onsite regularly at the food pantry and during seasonal events, while also supporting the mission financially.
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Multi-County Youth Guidance/Youth for Christ Central Ohio
Our church financially supports the work of MCJDC Chaplain Steve Telfer, who evangelizes to youth in detention centers across multiple counties in Central Ohio.
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The Lighthouse
Our church compiles various donations to assist women and children who are survivors of domestic violence.
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The Salvation Army
Our church contributes to various programming and social ministries, most prominently in the Christmas Cheer Campaign as red kettle bell-ringers.
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Vineyard Food Pantry
Our church regularly collects food items to keep the pantry stocked and financially supports their efforts to serve hundreds of people every week.
Join The Great Commission.
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The Mission Committee meets at First Presbyterian Church the second Tuesday of each month during the evening. Financial updates, guest speakers, updates on new and existing needs from mission partners, and volunteer opportunities are discussed as part of the meeting agenda.