The Agape Women’s Center, House of Hope, and Merritt Island Christian School are just three of the many ministries at FBCMI passionately dedicated to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Scroll down to discover more ministries making a meaningful impact. Click the links to learn more.
Agape Women's Center
Our mission at the Agape Women’s Center (AWC) is to demonstrate the love of Christ by being an active promoter of Pro-Abundant Life. We show this love by offering physical, emotional, and spiritual support.
House of Hope
Our mission at House of Hope (HOH) is to provide encouragement and the hope of Jesus Christ to all. From households to the homeless, we provide free food, clothing, and resources to anyone in need.
Merritt Island Christian School
Our mission is to lead students to a saving relationship with Jesus Christ, inspire them to academic excellence, and equip them to impact their community through the biblical principles of character, leadership, and service.
Buddy Break
Buddy Break is a free monthly respite program where kids with special needs (VIPs) and their siblings enjoy games, crafts, music, and activities in a fun, welcoming environment. It also gives caregivers a three-hour break on Saturday mornings, September through May. For more information, please email Kim Morrill.
ESL Ministry
Free language classes to help those who are learning to speak English, from beginners thru advanced classes. Classes are on Wednesdays from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM in the Grove building. Activities are available for children and students at 6:00 PM on Wednesdays. For more information, please email Darwyn Fletcher.
Chaplaincy Program
The Chaplaincy’s mission is to love God by serving His people and meeting spiritual and physical needs through prayer, pastoral care, counseling referrals, and connections to essential resources. Service opportunities include outreach ministries, hospitals, prisons, uniformed services, and disaster relief. For more information, please email Darwyn Fletcher.
Disaster Relief Team
We believe meeting physical needs opens the door to sharing the gospel. Our trained disaster relief team serves communities affected by natural disasters, helping with cleanup and recovery while sharing the hope of Jesus. The team mobilizes as needs arise. For more information, email Steve Martin.
Mission Care
The Mission Care group supports local and international missions by creating handmade items such as care bears, drawstring bags, lap robes, and Christmas stockings. They meet Mondays and/or Thursdays from 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. at the House of Hope. For more information, call Nancy Denyer at 321.454.3788.
Quilters for Christ
Quilters for Christ is a group of women who create quilts to bless those in need, including newborns, cancer patients, veterans, shelter residents, hospital patients, and missions locally and abroad. They meet on Tuesdays from 9:00–11:30 a.m. at the House of Hope. For more information, call Carolyn Tudor at 321.427.6369.