Missions

At South Main Baptist Chapel we support a variety of mission programs.

Since 1920, the Free Will Baptist Children's Home in Middlesex, NC has been providing a safe and caring alternative home for vulnerable children. The Home is dedicated to providing the best possible care for the youth served in its programs. The Home recognizes each young person's right to love, self-worth, dignity, self-esteem, self-expression, privacy, and need for confidentiality. The Home believes that each young person has the right to full-realization of happiness and stability, as well as full self-actualization.

Our church was the top fundraiser in the Wake Forest area in 2021 raising $4,200 for the CROP Hunger Walk!

The Crop Project was organized in 1947 when farmers were asked to donate food and seed crops to our hungry neighbors in post-World War II Europe and Asia, a program that soon became known as the Christian Rural Overseas Program - CROP. In 1969 in Bismarck, North Dakota, and in 1970 in York, Pennsylvania, the first walk events were organized to raise funds to support CROP. CROP Hunger Walks are community-based walk events held in cities and towns across the United States, raising funds to support the global mission of Church World Service, a faith-based organization transforming communities around the globe through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, displacement and disaster. Twenty five percent of the funds raised are returned to the host community to support local hunger fighting efforts.

TRI-AREA MINISTRY (TAM) Food Pantry, founded in 1988, is a nonprofit, non-denominational, 100% volunteer run organization with a mission to provide food to the food insecure in our community. TAM is the largest Food Pantry in the Wake Forest, Youngsville, and Rolesville area serving 800 families each month. They serve approximately 2,800 people per month or 34,000 people each year.

Missionary Haley Quarandillo
At Southern Wesleyan University, I felt Jesus’ call on my life to not be silent about His good news and to share it day after day and never stop. Similarly, I felt the urgent need to help those affected by human trafficking in Cambodia. Men and women who not only live in the darkness of the sex industry but live in an area where access to the gospel is limited. I am passionate about shepherding women and children to be the individuals Jesus has designed them to be. In Cambodia, I will spread the good news by teaching occupational skills to women within the sex industry, praying with and rehabilitating those who support the industry, building relationships through photography and discipling young women and children within the church. My desire is to share the light of Jesus in Cambodia. Acts 5:42 “Day after day, in the temple courts and from house to house, they never stopped teaching and proclaiming the good news that Jesus is the Messiah.”

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