As an organization following Jesus Christ, Mission of Hope exists to bring life transformation to every man, woman, and child. With campuses in the Caribbean, we partner with local churches to transform lives through community engagement, education, and food security.

We accomplish this through our Core Resolutions:

Connecting People to Jesus: Repeatedly sharing the Gospel message in targeted geographies.
Empowering Local Leaders: Strategically developing national leaders to carry the vision to their nation.
Serving People Holistically: Continuously striving to meet the physical, mental, social, and spiritual needs of every man, woman, and child.
Engaging People Relationally: Intentionally modeling Christ’s love through relationships.
Stewarding with Excellence: Responsibly utilizing all resources and talents to their fullest potential for God’s glory.

UrbanPromise Charlotte’s mission is to provide Charlotte’s children and youth with the spiritual, academic, and social development necessary to become Christian leaders determined to restore their communities.

UrbanPromise serves students from kindergarten through young adulthood following the pillars of: Reach a Child, Raise a Leader, Restore Community.

Reach a Child: Kindergarten through eighth grade students attend After School and Summer Camp Programs receiving academic support, targeted literacy instruction, recreation, Christian character education, and community. We serve four neighborhood locations in Charlotte.

Raise a Leader: High school students are employed as "StreetLeaders" and serve as mentors and counselors for the younger campers. StreetLeaders receive post-secondary pathways guidance, access to mental health services, and leadership and spiritual development.

Restore Community: Our StreetLeader Alumni receive support, so they graduate college, enter their career of choice, and find meaningful employment as young adults.

In the greater Charlotte area, Congregations for Kids (CFK) mobilizes the community to be Champions for kids in the foster care system. We do this through four pathways of engagement: FOSTER, MENTOR, SERVE, GIVE.
We believe every child deserves the safety and stability of a loving home.
We believe that one positive relationship with a caring adult can change the trajectory of a child’s life.
We believe that supported social workers means supported kids.
We believe meeting immediate, tangible needs can help keep families together.
Most importantly, we believe that everyone can do something to serve the most vulnerable children in our city.

Defend the Fatherless is a local non-profit organization founded by one of Forest Hill Church's members, Caitlin Sund. After brining her daughter home from China and then serving in the mission field of China, Caitlin wanted to see more done to care for the fatherless in the local community.

The mission of Defend the Fatherless is, "To be one more reason for families to say, "Yes" to the fatherless through Foster Care and adoption. They do so by wrapping around foster and adoptive families across York County, SC. Defend aims to meet the physical, emotional, educational, financial and spiritual needs through key programming. These programs include: The York County Foster Closet where families can shop at no cost for items such as clothing, shoes, baby equipment, diapers, and other essentials when welcoming a new child in their home. In addition, Defend's monthly connection events as well as respite events help build bonds within like-minded families who are together walking the road of foster care and adoption. Defend offers trauma-based counseling scholarships as well as adoption grants. Specialized programming includes their Back 2 School shoe drive as well as Santa's Helper Program which allows families the joy of shopping for children in their home at Christmas time using donated gift cards.

Established in 2014 by Jim Noble as part of Noble Food and Pursuits, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Dream Center exists to raise up disciples and transform communities through consistent, Christ-centered engagement, and meeting the needs of the whole man - spirit, soul and body.

The Dream Center has seen hope restored, not only in the lives of the communities being served, but in the lives of our volunteers and donors as they have the privilege of seeing God’s hand at work in our community. Through your involvement with the Charlotte Mecklenburg Dream Center, you will witness God growing His Kingdom in real time.

Our mission is to advance the gospel among the hardest-to-reach places and people groups. We exist to glorify the King. All our efforts can be traced back to seeing Jesus receive the glory he is due. We are committed to seeing the completion of Revelation 7:9, that says, “I saw a great multitude before the throne from every nation, tribe, people, and language.” John Piper once said, “Missions exists because worship doesn’t.” So that’s where we’re headed—to nations that consider themselves closed to the worship of Jesus, tribes that have never even heard his name, languages in which his praise has never been sung. We are unapologetic in our pursuit of the unreached—those who have never heard the gospel.

Resurrection Church is an active and growing missional church that exists to make disciples for Christ in the Arab world. Our congregation aims to see as many people as possible following Jesus on the Pathway of Discipleship, growing in their communities and spreading the Gospel in unreached areas; churches formed, and communities transformed.
Resurrection Church was established in 1964 by a group of believers who started gathering in homes around Hadath. Ps. Khalil Ibrahim, an Egyptian theology student, who was studying in Beirut, led the ministry and pastored the church until 1976. After the eruption of the Lebanese civil war, Ps. Khalil had to flee the country with his family, handing over the church leadership to Ps. Ghassan Khalaf, who pastored the church, building it on strong Biblical doctrine. In 2008, Ps. Ghassan handed over the leadership to Ps. Hikmat Kashouh, our current senior pastor. With Ps. Hikmat’s kingdom-minded approach and missional leadership, the church has grown and still is growing exponentially in size, quality, and impact.

In each year and in every season, we see God open doors for us to reach our neighbors and enemies with the Gospel as we faithfully serve and practically love refugee families and people who were most in need. What we are witnessing is unprecedented!
Because of the holistic ministry that the church provides, and because of the sacrificial love of Christ that many experienced, many were baptized, and lives were transformed. Today, the church is more than 44 congregations, led by indigenous pastors from various backgrounds, with more than 3,800 families journeying on the Pathway of Discipleship and making an impact in their community.

Elam was founded just a decade after the 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran. At the time, many thought Iran’s tiny church would wither away and die under intense persecution.

However, Elam’s founders had a firm conviction that regardless of who sits on earthly thrones, Jesus reigns from His heavenly throne. Our name, Elam, is taken from Jeremiah 49:38 where God says, “I will set my throne in Elam.” (Elam was a kingdom in ancient times that became an important region within the Persian empire).

So, our name is a statement of faith that the Lord will keep His promise and have His way in Iran. It is a prayer that His Kingdom will indeed come to Iran. That is why whatever the political circumstances, our mission remains the same: to strengthen and expand the church in the Iran region and beyond.