Local Mission

Building Bridges Between Community Needs and Christ's Church

Mission at Memorial means being Christ's hands and feet among "the least of these." We are guided by Christ's words, "In as much as you've done to to the least of these, you have done it to me" (Matthew 25:40). Memorial has developed partnerships with several local agencies that enjoy the volunteer efforts of our members and friends. If you are looking for an opportunity to serve Christ in the Montgomery area please click on the links below and choose what most suits your passion and interests! For more information please contact us (334-274-1018).

@ Memorial: Our Master's Meals

On the second and fourth Thursdays of each month members and friends gather in our kitchen to prepare frozen meals for the Montgomery Area Council on Aging. These meals are distributed to local seniors in need of nutritional assistance.

@ Memorial: annual blood drive with the Red Cross

Please see our schedule for our annual blood drive at the church.

@ Memorial: Elder Caregivers' Morning Out

We provide a safe and peaceful place where caregivers can leave their loved ones for a few hours each Tuesday morning. Lunch provided on the first Tuesday of the month.

The Caring Center of First Baptist Church

MPC, along with several other local churches, send funds and volunteers to the Caring Center in order to provide much needed assistance to homeless and needy in the downtown area of Montgomery. The Caring Center offers food, clothing, day care, and financial assistance to individuals and families.

Family Sunshine Center: a haven for women and children

The Family Sunshine Center is a comprehensive family violence program providing shelter, counseling, crisis intervention, and referrals for thsoe caught in the "cycle of violence." The Center provides outreach, prevention, and professional training programs along with materials to educate the community about family violence. We support the Center financially and through hands-on volunteers.

Let God Arise: Prison Ministry

We support Rev. Tom Bridges, who is a chaplain in the Montgomery County Detention Facility and Montgomery Jail. Through his ministry, Rev. Bridges provides counsel and evangelisic outreach to inmates. Please inquire with this ministry to discover how you can be hands-on in your involvement by becoming a volunteer.

Medical Outreach Ministry

This non-profit organization serves people in the Montgomery area who cannot afford routine and specialized medical care for themselves or their families. The ministry exists to care for the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the medically underserved by providing free healthcare services from highly skilled physicians working pro-bono. We support this ministry in three ways: financially, sending our unused prescription medicine, and through volunteers.

Montgomery Area Food Bank

MPC participates in this network of churches and organizations to provide food to needy across Central Alabama. We accept donations from individuals with which we purchase food that goes to the Food Bank.

Presbyterian Home for Children in Talladega

This wonderful resource provides full-time residential care to children who have no other place to turn. Care includes food, shelter, clothing, medical and dental care, tutors, and psychological counseling. We support the Home financially as well as making several  trips each year to provide hands-on assistance.

Road to Recovery (American Cancer Society)

For many cancer patients, their greatest challenge isn't a lack of treatment. It's a lack of transportation. The American Cancer Society of Montgomery is looking for people who can drive cancer patients who are without transportation between their home and the treatment center. Requirements include having a valid driver's license, car insurance, and a vehicle properly registered and equipped with a passenger seatbelt. Please visit the program's website for more details on how to volunteer for this important ministry!

S.T.E.P. (Strategies to Elevate People)

MPC is a founding church of this non-profit organization, which presents the gospel in at-risk communities by mobilizing churches, volunteers, and other agencies. The goal of S.T.E.P. is to elevate young people to a better life and foster deep relationships with Christ among troubled youth.