Service to our local, national and international community is core to who we are at Braddock Street.

Outreach starts with our elementary school classes that collect funds to provide livestock to a family overseas through Project Heifer and to support Mission to Afghani School Children.

Our youth each summer serve less fortunate in areas across the country. Mission trips have included work in Appalachia as well as inner city New York and Chicago, Atlanta, GA and Peru. This coming year we have plans to work locally for a week as well as go overseas to India.

Individual classes and church groups focus on service as an integral part of their identity. They support programs such as Habitat for Humanity, The Evans Home for Children, Congregational Community Action Program (CCAP), Second Chance, the Fremont Street Nursery and the Men's Rescue Mission.

The Church as a whole has two very important missions: Children's Rescue Centre and Angel Tree Project. Braddock Street along with several other area churches supports Children's Rescue Centre, a child-oriented mission for children in war-torn Sierra Leone. Each Christmas the entire church is actively involved in the Angel Tree Project, which provides Christmas for children of the incarcerated.

NOTE: Our food pantry and gas vouchers are now being handled by John Hawse, at Rouss Firehall, located on the corner of Braddock and Boscowen Streets.  You can visit between the hours of 2pm and 3pm, Monday through Friday for assistance. 

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