Serving Beyond Our Walls—Throughout the Country and Close to Home

Cedar Bluff Middle School is the most racially diverse school in Knox County. Many students have origins across Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. CedarBrook outreach, a non-profit Christian organization that holds our same goals and values, ministers to neighborhoods where these families live, just around the corner of Fellowship Middlebrook!

Our focus is in the Pines community, directly behind Bearden Middle School. Some come hungry. Some come in need of language skills. Some come in need of relationships that they can trust. We are honored to have deep relationships with the people in this area and to continue to partner in service through a Food Truck ministry, school backpack delivery, and other special events.

Street Hope is a nonprofit organization on a mission to eliminate the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children in Tennessee. Street Hope provides safe environments to foster hope and healing through Jesus Christ.

Fellowship partners with this organization to provide resources, financial support, and other relational care needs. We also partner with Street Hope to receive special training on awareness and prevention of sexual exploitation and the exploitation of children.

At Fellowship, we support and work with food pantries in The Pines and Lonsdale. Both communities are in food deserts, meaning that these are areas where it is a struggle for low-income families to get affordable and healthy foods. Because of the lack of food across the country and the increase in food pricing, our pantries have had a significant drop in donations. As this shortage continues, we believe we can step into that gap. Join us in serving our neighbors by donating produce or contributing financially.

There are many ways to support women and families in our community through Hope Resource Center. This resource helps women through mental and physical health needs with Christian-centered care.

Women, come support this organization as they provide mentors, take meals for Parenting Classes, purchase and/or wrap baby shower items, or simply donate to their general operations.

“Zion is defined as ‘an appointed place by the Lord.’ The Ranch at Zion is a Christ-centered boarding house where men who desire a change in their lives can live free of fear to pursue their goals of sobriety and godliness while proceeding through Angelic’s one-year Recovery Ministry program. Men are invited to come support these other men through care, fellowship, and discipleship as they rebuild their lives.

The Volunteer Ministry Center (VMC) offers specialized services to individuals experiencing homelessness and those within our community who are in crisis. VMC’s programs support its two-fold mission of facilitating permanent supportive housing for those who are homeless and providing services to prevent homelessness.

 A Special Project is a singular mission endeavor that fits with the vision and values of the Mobilization Department and that of Fellowship Church.  Anyone connected to Fellowship Church may apply to receive financial, resource, or other types of aid.