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There are many ways to get involved in Missions at King's Grant. This is a small sample of the opportunities.

Our own Ed and Maria Brown are on a "mission from God," but quite different than the Blues Brothers. They do not take this assignment lightly, hoping that in their travels they will grow closer to God, grow closer to the lost, and grow closer to the members of King's Grant as we read about their adventures. [ The Disciple Tour ] Maria also will be writing about what she learns from the Lord through her study in God's Word, using the Bible to face life's challenges [ Mondays With Maria ].

This is our annual mission trip to the Hispanic community around Cape Charles, on the Eastern Shore. We spend the day with our friends and conduct an outreach event to help Mision Bautista de Cape Charles and pastor Saul Hernandez. In 2009, we worked in Mappsville VA [ See 2009 Video ].

This year the King's Builders will travel to Tyrone PA to build a new worship facility for the congregation at Grace Baptist Church. Tyrone is an older but growing bedroom community located halfway between Altoona and State College PA. Grace is 139 years old and currently meets in a 58 year old facility in the heart of Tyrone. Get more information, and how to get involved, by downloading this document. The last page is your official registration page, which needs to get to Billie and Gwen Reed.

The King's Builders trip for 2009 was June 28 - July 4, and went to Monroe Ohio, between Dayton and Cincinnati. [ See Video ] 

Each October we help to share the love of Jesus through hands-on ministry and community impact mission projects. Dozens of projects were accomplished in October 2007. [ 2007 Video ] [ 2008 Video ] [ 2009 Video ]

The next Operation Inasmuch is scheduled for October 16, 2010. Mark your calendar and join us that Saturday!

Recently, the Men of Steel have gone to the Union Mission's new location to help ready the place for the move to their new location. This group was the primary focus of our Operation Inasmuch on October 17, 2009.

Each year we help to share the joy of Christmas and the joy of Christ to needy children throughout the world, who otherwise would not experience the giving spirit of Christmas. The church members generally provide 85-90 shoe boxes!

Adults as well as youth help to provide and serve food for those in need at the Judeo Christian Outreach Center in Virginia Beach. Dates for 2010 are June 24, July 8 and August 12.

Several of our members deliver meals to individuals or families who are unable to provide a nourishing meal on their own.

Little Neck community churches help the Red Cross facilitate a blood drive in our community. To alleviate waiting in line you are able to schedule an appointment by signing up at the welcome center table or by calling the church office. Signups begin about two weeks prior to the event. The location moves every two months through the six Little Neck area churches. 

The drives are always 1:00-7:00pm, in these locations for 2010:

• January 11 - King's Grant Presbyterian
• March 15 - Prince of Peace Lutheran
• May 17 - Lynnhaven UMC
• July 19 - St Nicholas Catholic
• September 20 - St Aiden's Episcopal
• November 15 - King's Grant Baptist

The membership here at King's Grant Baptist Church plan and execute a shelter one week each year for those who do not have a home. This effort is coordinated through the Volunteers of America organization. [ Read the Shelter Report ] The dates for 2011 are January 26 - February 2.

We serve God through assisting to serve others after a natural or national disaster. If you would like to contribute to a disaster relief project, you can make your check payable to King's Grant Baptist Church and designate "Disaster Relief " in the bottom corner. The church has aided others all across the country, including those affected by hurricane Katrina, and more recently hurricanes Ike, Edouard, and Rita. Virginia Baptists have recently responded to rain floods in West Virginia and Nashville. Many people in the congregation are trained to respond to a regional disaster, and are ready to mobilize when the need arises. Learn more here.

We support the effort of volunteers who come to the Tidewater Area to assist in several projects during the summer. These building projects are vital to urban renewal in our area, and to personal renewal through Christian volunteers who serve here during these weeks. This is hands-on ministry that manifests itself in sharing the love of Christ in these communities.

We desire to bring all peoples of the world to faith in Jesus Christ, and one way is to pray for missionaries and unreached people groups. [ Get More Information ]

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