Community Resources

Our church community supports cooperatives that help the wider community, such as Greater Birmingham Ministries, and is a part of Southside Faith Communities. As a small church, we have limited resources but share what we can, including a food pantry open as needed. The following organizations have asked to be listed on our Community Resources page and/or are resources in the community that we recommend for folx in need.

Caring.com
Whether you’re looking for a senior living community, memory care services or helpful resources for caregivers, Caring is here to help make the process easier—for free.

Community Action Partnership (CAP):
CAP provides safety patrols, security escorts, directions and helpful information for people in downtown Birmingham. View CAP’s Hand to Hand Book for People Experiencing Homelessness.

Crisis Center:
When times are tough, the Crisis Center strives to meet the unmet needs of people experiencing personal crisis or mental health issues. Their primary service area is Central Alabama, which is defined as the six county area surrounding Birmingham. This includes Blount, Chilton, Jefferson, St. Clair, Shelby, and Walker Counties.

Chocolate Milk Mommies:
Chocolate Milk Mommies seeks to decrease black infant and maternal mortality and morbidity rates and to decrease racial disparities in black maternal and child health. Their virtual Mommy Meetups are bi-weekly breastfeeding support groups that provide education by certified lactation counselors and peer support from other breastfeeding mothers of color.