Outreach & Missions

Helps unwed teen mothers and the babies' fathers to raise healthy babies through specialized curriculum, counseling, and continuing education. There are ample volunteer opportunities, including parent mentoring and assisting with fundraising and marketing.

Each winter Beach Road rents 10 rooms at a local hotel for one week to house the homeless. Small groups take turns preparing dinner each night and share the good news of Jesus Christ.

Kairos shares the transforming love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ to impact the hearts and lives of incarcerated men and women as well as their families, helping them become loving and productive citizens of their communities.

We partner with Celebration Church to send teams to help with dinners, VBS, and community outreach. Celebration Church had a fourfold increase in attendance and 58 baptisms in 2019. This church plant continues to grow and now has four churches in the Boston area.

The goal of NCBOM Disaster Relief Ministry is to provide ways for Christians to minister to people who are hurting due to disasters. We seek to provide organization, equipment, and strategy for committed volunteers to help affected individuals/families rebuild their lives and homes. Some of the ways we respond are through: Administration, Assessment, Chaplaincy, Communications, Childcare, International Search and Rescue, Laundry, Logistics, Mass Feeding, Recovery (debris removal), Rebuild, Shower, Water, etc.

Each spring members donate non-perishable items and gift cards. The goal is for Baptist churches in the state of North Carolina to donate enough food to provide 700,000 meals throughout the year.

Partnering with IMB missionaries, our efforts in this country are to take the gospel to previously unreached people in southern Mozambique. We do theological training, VBS, and teach basic hygiene and medical care. Beach Road recently built a well in the community to provide access to safe drinking water.

We partner with IMB missionaries in BidiBidi and Rhino refugee camps where many South Sudanese have fled due to civil war in their country. We do theological training, repair huts, and teach women how to make soap and other basic work skills.