Offering encouragement and assistance to in-crisis, low-income families

We will continue to engage community, regional and national support and partnerships to sustain our existing programs (food pantry, Backpack Feeding Program, Christmas Basket distribution, Community Garden Market, Thrift Stores, Home Repair and Construction), periodically reviewing our services to determine if and when changes are needed.

To minister to the physical, mental, spiritual and emotional needs of in-crisis, low-income people of Barbour County and its immediate surroundings through direct and indirect services, such as food, medical assistance, clothing, rental assistance, information referral, housing repairs, and empowerment education. We strive to elicit the human and financial support of not only United Methodists but all individuals and groups who realize the needs of the area and have the means to meet them.

We would like to see individuals and families who are struggling in poverty to have their basic needs of food, shelter and clothing, met.