Outreach Ministries at St. George's
Seek out and serve others, proclaiming the good news of God in Christ using the gifts God has given us.
St. George’s Episcopal Church seeks to serve others in our community, the nation and the world through our resources, our time and our talents. Through our Outreach Funding Committee and our Mission Committee we offer our funds to agencies and projects as well as provide our congregation with opportunities for volunteer ministries. Jesus tells us “Just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.” We pray that you will find a ministry (or ministries) that will match your interest and passion and that you will volunteer your time and your heart to seek and serve God in all persons.
Please contact Sandra Beld at sandra.beld@stgeorgesnashville.org or 385-2150 x 246 if you have questions about how to get involved in outreach ministries at St. George's.
All About Women
Connecting women with inclusive, interactive, and accessible free resources to balance and renew their lives and improve their health.
Anglican Frontier Missions
Planting indigenous churches amongst the 25 groups who are the largest and least evangelized peoples on earth.
Boy Scott Troop 31
Providing a program for boys that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities of citizenship, and develops personal fitness.
Cumberland Heights Foundation
Our treatment programs encompass the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual dimensions of recovery through professional excellence, the principles of the Twelve Steps, and a safe, loving environment.
Daystar Counseling Ministries
Seeks to offer the hope of Christ to children, adolescents, and families in need through individual and group counseling, summer camp programs, and parenting seminars.
Discovery Place, Inc.
Providing alcohol and/or drug dependent men an affordable place of refuge from which to begin a new way of life.
DuBose Conference Center
Building on the tradition, historical integrity, and abiding values of its Episcopal heritage, DuBose Conference Center provides hospitality and promotes programs for religious and secular communities.
East Nashville Hope Exchange
Developing local children’s literacy, leadership, and cooperative learning skills, while strengthening caregiver and community involvement in their children’s education.
Faith Family Medical Clinic
Following the commitment of people of faith to provide hope and medical care for the working uninsured by meeting their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Interfaith Dental Clinic
Restoring, protecting, and improving the oral health of uninsured, low-income, working people, their children, and the elderly in the greater Nashville area through access to affordable quality dental care, oral disease prevention services, and oral health education.
Lwala Community Alliance
An alliance of communities whose mission is to build the fundamental capacity of the people of Lwala to advance their own comprehensive well being, including physical health, educational opportunity, economic freedom, cultural vitality, and spiritual growth.
Magdalene
A two-year residential community founded in Nashville in 1997 for women with a history of prostitution and drug addiction offering women a safe, disciplined, and compassionate community at no cost to them.
Matthew 25
Fulfilling Matthew 25:34-40 by providing nutritional food to the hungry, clean water to the thirsty, clothing to the naked, shelter to the homeless, medical care to the ill, and humanitarian aid to prisoners.
Nashville CARES
Educating the community for increased understanding and prevention of HIV transmission, advocating for responsible public policy, and providing services that improve the quality of life for people living with HIV/AIDS.
New Wineskins Missionary Network
Helping Anglicans/Episcopalians in North America be more knowledgeable, active, and effective in fulfilling our Lord’s Great Commission to make disciples of all nations.
Our Little Roses, Honduras
In Honduras where the plight of abused and abandoned girls was once ignored, Our Little Roses home is an oasis of hope and opportunity for the girl at risk.
Pastoral Counseling Centers of Tennessee
In partnership with local congregations, the centers are committed to providing clinical and education services to all who need them.
Restore Ministries
To actively strengthen our community by providing the hope and healing of Jesus Christ to individuals and families who are experiencing life's difficulties.
Rooftop
Comprised of faith-based congregations in Nashville, Rooftop provides funds to individuals and families in need of emergency financial help with the goal of preventing homelessness and providing hope.
Room in the Inn’s Campus for Human Development
Emphasizing the scriptural ideals of love and community through service to the homeless, the Campus provides people of Nashville an opportunity to respond directly to the broken and disenfranchised among us.
Salama Urban Ministries
Salama (Swahili word for peace) serves the Greater Nashville area by providing life-changing programs that equip children with skills needed for success in life and nurturing lives of integrity and hope through the foundation of faith.
Siloam Family Health Center
Answering the call to find a biblical solution to meet the needs of people with limited resources who were suffering due to a lack of health insurance.
Sponsors Scholarship Program
Providing financial assistance and friendship mentoring to financially disadvantaged young people of promise who need assistance in obtaining post-high school education.
St. Luke’s Community House
To help low income working families, seniors, and individuals in West Nashville achieve their potential and prevent problems that threaten the stability of families and community.
St. Mary’s Sewanee
Offering varied programs and retreats for spiritual growth in areas such as Sabbath experiences for clergy, inter-religious dialogue and connecting with the sacred in creation.
St. Thomas Parish, South Africa
St. George’s supports St. Thomas Parish in developing a children’s discipleship ministry and a weekly feeding program for school children. We also support with our hands through an annual outreach trip to serve the people in the town of Kagiso and surrounding areas.
Sweet Sleep
Sharing God’s love by providing beds, bedding, mosquito nets, and Bibles to the world’s orphaned and abandoned children.
Questions about how to get involved? Visit the website for any of these organizations, or call the church office at (615) 385-2150.