Missions

Upcoming Mission Opportunity

Tennessee CBF in coordination with North Carolina CBF are planning a Disaster Relief Mission Trip to White County, North Carolina the week of March 17 – March 22, 2019. This trip will be led by David Wells, TNCBF Disaster Relief Coordinator and Ball Camp Baptist Church member. This trip is open to anyone fourteen years old and up.

Type of work being done: clean up, replacing flooring and walls, roof work, general carpentry, electoral and plumbing.

All skill levels are welcome to go!

To sign up, please call the church office at 865-693-1641 or email Karissa at office@ballcamp.org

Please let us know as soon as possible!

There will be an interest meeting on Sunday March 3, 2019 at 4:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall for those with questions.

Family Promise

The mission of Family Promise of Knoxville is to help homeless and low-income families achieve sustainable independence.

The cornerstone of Family Promise of Knoxville is our interfaith network of 16 “host” congregations and 24 “support” congregations. This congregational network is unique because it serves homeless families within the walls of places of worship, it focuses on providing a safe place for children and their families to sleep, and it is lay-driven by volunteers.

Family Promise 2019 Host Weeks

March 10-17
July 14-21
September 15-22
December 22-29

Learn More About Family Promise Knoxville

Western Heights

As a partner in ministry, we support Western Heights Baptist Center in their efforts to feed, clothe, and meet the spiritual needs of those in the Western Heights Community.

Every couple of months our church provides lunch for the Wednesday Bible Study group. If you would like to be involved with this ministry, contact Scarlett.

Learn More about Western Heights Baptist Center

Lost Sheep

Lost Sheep Ministries is an organization that seeks to serve the homeless population of Knoxville. They do this in numerous ways including serving meals “under the bridge” each week, providing addiction rehabilitation services, and coordinating assistance from the local church. By doing this, they are sharing the Gospel message through word and action. Each time we go “under the bridge” we leave at 5:30 p.m.