Community Dinner

Pre-COVID, community dinner was an established ministry, consisting of sit-down hot meals, groceries and a gospel presentation. During COVID, Mission Community Church transitioned to a curbside community dinner, which has remained the paradigm. The church is partnered with the North American Mission Board, the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia, and the Chesterfield Food Bank. Hot meals and groceries are the main staples, with the goal being to meet basic needs with the hope of meeting spiritual needs.

Preparing the meal, picking up the groceries, setting up the parking lot, serving while the food last or cleaning it all up, this is the ministry in a nut shell. You can work all day or part of the day. This is a great opportunity to be the hands and feet of Jesus.