The Alabama Prison Birth Project works to improve the health of newborns birthed by women in custody while strengthening maternal bonds and maternal self-efficacy. The Project provides doula support, group prenatal and postpartum support, and the opportunity for mothers to provide milk to their newborns.

Auburn Daycare Centers Inc. provides comprehensive child care services for children 6 weeks to 12 years old, so that parents from low and moderate income homes and neighborhoods can work, be in training for work, or attend school.

The Domestic Violence Intervention Center works to eliminate violence in the lives of women and children by providing direct services, such as shelter, hotline and referrals, to battered women and their children, in the 5 county areas; and to assist them through counseling and advocacy, in leading violence free lives.

The Food Bank of East Alabama works to alleviate hunger by providing an efficient, coordinated system for collecting and distributing food to low-income people through member agencies that serve the ill, needy, and infants. The food bank also works to reduce food waste, and raise awareness regarding hunger and food security issues in east central Alabama.

The Community Market, a program of the Food Bank of East Alabama, provide a friendly grocery-store environment for Lee County families in need, allowing them to select food they need, rather than receiving pre-filled, generic bags.

We participate in the work of Habitat for Humanity through the WeHelp Coalition of Lee County. Eleven local churches join in building Habitat homes. Funds are raised through the annual Cookie Walk in December.

Living River is the Sheppards and Lapsly Presbytery camping and conference center offering faith-based youth camping and spiritual retreats, and the includes the Cahaba Environmental Center where thousands of youth are educated each year about the environment.

Matthew 28 is focused on spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ by feeding hungry children and caring for orphans. The organization operates 14 feeding centers in the villages surrounding Bohoc, Haiti, feeding 700 children four times weekly and supporting the education of orphans in a country where they would not otherwise have access to education.

Our House provides a Christ-centered home environment for an after school ministry of encouragement and mentoring, where children are served healthy snacks, and learn responsibility for their homework and studies. Our congregation holds a summer shoe drive to provide new school shoes for every child at Our House.

R.E.A.C.H. (Refresh, Encourage, Activities, Care, Hope) provides respite days for those with early to moderate memory issues and includes physical, mental, and emotional interaction with other participants and volunteers, as well as lunch.