Chattanooga
We long to embody Jesus across Chattanooga. The primary way to embody Jesus is for those of us who live in different areas of our city to love our neighbors as ourselves and to invite them into our fellowships.
The second way we want to embody Christ to people of Chattanooga is redeeming broken people and places in our city through targeted initiatives for them.
The following ministries are either staffed by North Shore members or are our partners through volunteer service:
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Afflicted & Oppressed
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College Students
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Counseling Services
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Women, Children, and Teens
The Afflicted & Oppressed
Bridge Refugee Services- This organization helps to find homes for refugees moving into Chattanooga.
Channels of Love- This ministry serves people infected with or afflicted by the HIV/AIDS virus.
La Paz de Dios- La Paz meets immediate needs and connects Hispanics to the resources that are available in Chattanooga.
College Students
RUF- Reformed University Fellowship at UTC
The HOUSE- University Ministries of Chattanooga
Counseling Services
Elbow Tree Counseling- This Christian Counseling Center provides counseling for individual, families, and groups. Along with counseling, services include workplace consulting, public speaking and spiritual direction.
Lighthouse Counseling- Lighthouse exists to build knowledge and develop skills which promote personal, family and community growth and maturity (spiritual, mental, emotional and social), through programs and services.
Richmont Community Counseling Center- Richmont (formally PSI) offers counseling services from a Christian perspective to individuals, families and groups who have no insurance and/or a very limited income.
Women, Children, & teens
Bethany Christian Services- A national adoption agency focusing in domestic and international adoption to place children in Christian homes.
Choices- This crisis pregnancy center provides counseling, testing, and care for women.
Northside Neighborhood House- Serves the elderly in the Hill City area through various programs, has a tutoring program for elementary children, provide a food pantry for those in need, and runs a thrift shop for clothing and household items for people in the neighborhood.
Oak Project- This relational ministry is to single moms and their children as they seek to connect growing believers with those in need. Click here to find out how you, your family, or your fellowship group can serve this ministry.
On Point- On point (formally Why kNOw?) has a vision to walk with teens as they navigate through the ups and downs of adolescence, and help them create their own adventure that leads to a healthy, successful future.
Room in the Inn- A program that offers transitional shelter and services for homeless women and children. The program can last for three to nine months and includes case management, meals, household and hygiene supplies, mentoring, life skills and parenting classes. Women must be referred from an individual who has been through RITI's referral source orientation.
