875 rebuilds have been completed, one new home has been completed, and 19 new homes are underway.
Serve close to home through simple, practical mission projects that meet real needs in your community.
Join ministry opportunities across North Carolina through local projects, mission camps, and community outreach.
Serve communities across the U.S. through disaster relief, rebuilding, and hands-on mission projects.
Support international missions through projects that serve people and communities around the world.
NC Baptists on Mission Disaster Response Training is open to believers ready to serve when crisis strikes.
Disaster response is a unique mission marked by urgent needs, challenging conditions, and high expectations from survivors and partner organizations.
Attendees will learn how to hang and finish drywall, install flooring, layout and frame walls, build wheelchair ramps, and other skills.
Medical and dental volunteer training is offered through Disaster Relief and is required to join the Medical Reserve Corps.
Disaster Rebuild is going on in Lumberton, Rose Hill and surrounding areas.
Disaster Response is active across Western NC, with five sites currently established.
The information and links in this section are intended to help churches do better mission projects.
919.459.5596 missions@ncbaptist.org
Volunteers are serving across the state in a variety of ways
Serve in Western NC at one of our 5 rebuild centers: East Flat Rock, Swannanoa, Burnsville, Spruce Pine and Boone.
Each rebuild center houses and feeds volunteers as they help homeowners affected by Hurricane Helene.
Hurricane Florence affected approximately 100,000 homes across North Carolina, creating a need for both immediate disaster relief and long-term rebuilding efforts. Baptists on Mission responded by providing meals, housing volunteers and helping families repair and rebuild their homes.
Churches across North Carolina are meeting needs in their communities and serving others in Jesus’ name. Your church can be part of it.
Red Springs Mission Camp is a 52,000 square foot facility operated by BOM. The facility can house up to 200 mission volunteers. The purpose of the Mission Camp is to provide a place where volunteers (men, women and youth) can use their God-given skills to rebuild homes and touch lives in the name of Christ. This facility is also one of our main locations for storing disaster relief supplies and materials.
The goal of the Shelby Mission Camp is to involve churches (men, women and youth) in missions. As we serve together, using our God given skills, God will open doors for many spiritual needs to be met.
The goal of the Charity Mission Camp is to Glorify God by involving churches and Christians in meeting human needs in Jesus’ name. Our Rose Hill facility can house up to 200 volunteers and offers a variety of ways that you can be involved in missions.
Opportunities for medical and dental personnel to be involved with Baptists on Mission include International mission trips, the Mobile Dental Ministry, and the Mobile Health Screening Ministry.
