Every Thursday at 6 PM at our Mission Hill Ministry Center, we serve about 100 guests a hot meal and share a short message from God's Word. After dinner, guests can take advantage of our food panty, clothing store, and even a hair cut. This is just one of the ways that the Ministry Center serves our community.

The Serve Team at the Ministry Center helps sort pantry items, plate and serves dinner, distributes food panty items, provides assistance in the clothing store, and prepares and distributes bagged meals during the street ministry. 

Tuesdays and Thursdays during the school year, we offer "Lunch & Learn" conversational English lessons at Central Campus. ESOL students are invited to enjoy a hot meal followed by English lessons taught through the lens of the Bible. This is an opportunity to meet needs and share the gospel with students who may otherwise never hear of God's saving love.

It is helpful to have English speaking volunteers come alongside the students, engage with them and help them practice English while simultaneously showing the love of Jesus through kindness and even friendship!

On Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30-2 PM at Central Campus, we serve a hot meal to guests from the community who are food and housing insecure. This includes many who are homeless and have unstable incomes, such as refugees and others new to the country, many of whom participate in our English classes.

Volunteers help set up the food and drinks, serve food, clean up, and most importantly, share the love and compassion of Jesus with our guests.

Every week during the school year, we deliver 50 food backpacks for Greco Middle School students, who live with food insecurity and rely on the free school breakfast and lunch, and who otherwise may not have a reliable source of meals throughout the weekend.

Our monthly volunteers help fill about 300 packs with the food items and weekly deliver the packs to the middle school.

At Mission Hill we have a Disaster Relief Team that works under the umbrella of the Florida Baptist Convention and NAMB “Send Relief” ministries. The mission of Florida Baptist Disaster Relief and Recovery Ministries is to make a difference in times of disaster by connecting Florida Baptist Churches and Associations to people and communities impacted by disaster and by responding with Help, Healing, and Hope, which demonstrates and shares the love of Christ.

Our team members are trained and licensed to attend those affected locations (mainly by hurricanes), providing assistance with cleanup, repairs, and food.

Our team members are trained and licensed to attend those affected locations (mainly by hurricanes), providing assistance with cleanup, repairs, and food.

In the past we have provided assistance from the Panhandle to South Florida! But we also want to serve our own church family and our neighborhoods, much like we did following Hurricane Milton in 2024.

Cru is a global ministry committed to helping people everywhere know Jesus Christ, grow in their faith, and go on to help others do the same. They equip individuals and partner with communities through evangelism, discipleship, Bible-studies, and leadership training across cultures and generations.

One More Child exists to provide Christ-centered services to vulnerable children and struggling families. They serve children facing hunger, trauma, or abandonment, support single mothers and foster families, and offer global outreach including child sponsorship. Last year they impacted over 270,000 children and individuals through their foster care, anti-trafficking, hunger, and family-support ministries.

A Door of Hope provides loving Christian foster homes for children in crisis in the west-central Florida region. They recruit and train new foster families, complete licensing for homes, and support each family with ongoing care and prayer as children healing from trauma find safe and stable environments.

New Life Solutions is a nationally-recognized pro-life ministry based in Florida whose mission is to protect the unborn, share the Gospel, and transform communities—one life at a time. They serve women, men, teens, and families facing unplanned pregnancies, and offer practical support through services such as pregnancy centers, youth empowerment programs, abortion-recovery groups, and assisted living for single-mother families.

YoungLives exists to support expectant and parenting adolescents by providing mentorship, community, and Christ-centered encouragement. Through weekly clubs, childcare-supported gatherings, and camps where teen parents and their children participate together, YoungLives helps young mothers and fathers grow in faith, life, and leadership.

Metropolitan Ministries is a faith-based nonprofit in Tampa Bay dedicated to assisting individuals and families facing homelessness and severe economic hardship. They provide a wide array of services including meals, shelter, educational programs, and wrap-around support with the goal of promoting dignity, alleviating suffering, and helping people become self-sufficient. Their mission is grounded in Christian compassion and community partnership.

Bridges International is a non-profit Christian organization committed to supporting international students in the U.S. and abroad. They focus on practical service (helping students navigate new environments), building community through friendships and social connections, and engaging in spiritual conversations to explore life, faith, and purpose.

Campus ministry at USF