An Update from Pleasant Hill

An Update from Pleasant Hill

[Last year Church on the Street accepted an invitation to assist the Pleasant Hill neighborhood of Macon, GA to organize and build community. Since then Michelle Witherspoon has been our […]

Listening to the Family, or Being Reminded What You’re Doing

Toward the end of the day there were about 10-15 core members of the community hanging out. Because Church on the Street has just begun the strategic planning process I […]

New Year, New Opportunities

2015 is off to a flying start and we’ve got a couple of new things up our sleeve for the new year.  Here’s a sneak peak at two of them… New Mission […]

Where’d the money go?

Last May Elliot issued a challenge to the friends and supporters of Church on the Street. He had been out of work so he pledged that as soon as he […]

Early Christmas from Prison

I received a letter from a member of our community that has been “on vacation” for a few months. He is doing fantastic and learning quite a bit about himself […]

What CotS Means To Me!

At our luncheon last Saturday we showed this video of several members in the community sharing about what Church on the Street means to them. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRccOVz0qXA?list=UUfiYw-x3Qj0WgGqhXao8N8g] If this is […]

365×1000: Because Serving the Vulnerable Never Takes a Day Off

365 days a year the homeless are left on the streets lonely, isolated and exposed.(approximately 14,000 in Atlanta) 365 days a year the mentally ill are abandoned to their own […]

The Start of Our Anti-Sex Trafficking Efforts

[I originally wrote this post at the request of a partner church of ours. They asked if I would write a short blog giving people of sense of our anti-trafficking […]

Jerry’s Surgery

[Posted by Sylvia Broome, member of the Church on the Street community and director of women’s and human trafficking ministries] My daughter had surgery in May. I was impressed by […]

A Funny Turn of Events

Our vision at Church on the Street is to be an intentional and diverse Christian community where everyone is welcome, belongs and finds their place of service.  Because of this […]