Local Missions
Local Mission Work
At Pasadena, we believe God is calling us to close the gap between on homelessness, vulnerable children and families, and affordable housing. Here’s the thing… we can’t close the gap without your help. God uses communities of people who are willing to show up and make a difference to those communities around us.
Are you ready to help us close the gap? If so, we have many opportunities to show up with your time, talent, and resources.
Faith Build through Habitat for Humanity
Partnering with Habitat for Humanity, PCC volunteers experience love in action by serving others as they work together to construct well-built, energy-efficient homes for qualified homeowner candidates in Pinellas County.
Participate in the annual Faith Build by recruiting volunteers who participate in each home being built, contribute funds to be used for the construction of the home being built, or educate members of our community regarding the requirements of becoming homeowner candidates.
Angel Outreach Ministry
Mission: Reach out in tangible ways to show and teach God’s love to vulnerable children and their families in our community.
Vision: We achieve our mission by partnering with local community organizations and elementary schools to support vulnerable families with shoes, school uniforms, and a Christmas party with family-based activities. In addition to the Christmas party, these families receive gifts and food for Christmas. Angel Outreach strives to show God’s love by being the hands and feet of God to everyone they support.
ESOL (English Speakers of Other Languages)
Tutors do not need to be trained teachers!
Free ESOL tutoring for adults to learn English takes place each Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 am (unless otherwise announced). For 18 and older.
To be a tutor or refer a student please contact the PCC Office by email or 727.381.2499.
Community Hospitality
Strives to make a difference in the lives of those in the community by providing food to vulnerable children, those experiencing homelessness, and others in need.
Pack-A-Snack
Pack-A-Snack is a community outreach program of Pasadena Community Church. The program is designed to help address the problem of chronic hunger among elementary-age children in our public schools. This has been estimated to be approximately 10% of all children eligible for free lunch.
Food Pantry
The Pasadena Food Pantry helps bridge the food insecurity gap in our community for vulnerable children, families, and individuals. We are blessed to provide nutritious food to over 100 families weekly!
Located in the Life Enrichment Center, under the Portico.
The pantry is open on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month between 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Food Donations can be dropped off Wednesday mornings from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or dropped anytime during the week in the donation box in the portico.
Meals
Pasadena’s Hospitality Team helps to take care of vulnerable children and those who find themselves homeless by preparing and delivering meals to local homeless housing.
Meals provided for community events and monthly assistance from our food pantry
Contact Anita Marshall for more information by email or phone 727.381.2499 ext. 220
Street Eats
Pasadena Community Church collaborates with the St. Petersburg Police Department P.A.T.H. program with “Street Eats.” This ministry provides 200 bags each month to the P.A.T.H. program. These bags are filled with non-perishable food items to be handed out by the officers to those experiencing homelessness and hunger in St. Petersburg.