Local & Global Partners
Our Mission
NativityMissions is making church matter by influencing our world for Christ. Our strategy is to pursue this vision through strategic partnerships. We’re not out to create new ministries but to partner with the works God is already blessing. We’re aiming to focus strategically on a few excellent partnerships, not spread out our resources across many different efforts. Learn more about our current strategic partners below. If you would like to support our partners financially, you can do so by clicking the link below.
My Sisters Place
Our Nativity Missions local partner, My Sister’s Place Women’s Center (MSPWC) provides housing assistance, education, life skills training, benefits advice, case management, financial assistance, linkage to other community providers, financial literacy services, and personal services to women and children suffering from homelessness. MSPCW services three hot meals a day to women and children who access the center as well as several other services in their day center for clients to utilize during the day. The center is always in need of healthy, homemade casseroles to support the number of clients visiting each day as well as personal items for the clients and for the center. We support My Sister’s Place Women’s Center through meal service opportunities, homemade casserole preparation and delivery and wishlist purchases.
If you would like to support My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in any of these capacities, please visit our Local Opportunities page and sign up to serve today!
First Fruits Farm
Our Nativity Missions local partner, First Fruits Farm is a nonprofit, Christian ministry dedicated to providing fresh, nutritious food for the hungry through volunteer service and community partnerships. Since their inception, just under 25 million pounds of their fresh produce has been harvested and distributed to food banks, shelters, schools, churches, and other organizations throughout Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic region. 100% of everything the Farm grows is donated in Jesus’ name to feed children and adults who are struggling with hunger and access to healthy food. We support First Fruits Farm with monthly harvest events. These opportunities allow us to assist with a variety of tasks either in the Distribution Center, Greenhouses or in the Fields.
If you would like to support First Fruits Farm, please visit our Local Opportunities page and sign up to serve today!
The Baltimore Station
Nativity Missions has a long-standing relationship with The Baltimore Station where we spend time with the men in recovery, while enjoying a meal together. The Baltimore Station serves three hot meals a day to men living at the station as well as others who access the station for a variety of services thought out the day. The center is always in need of healthy, homemade casseroles to support the number of clients visiting each day as well as personal items for the clients and for the center.
If you would like to support The Baltimore Station, please visit our Local Opportunities page and sign up to serve today!
Southwest Partnership
Our Nativity Missions local partner, Southwest Partnership, is thrilled about the current renovation of the Poppleton Recreation Center. Through the support of our community, Baltimore City, and additional foundation partners, the neighborhood began work in February 2020 and construction towards completion is well under way. We are working diligently with the community, Baltimore City, founding partners and the neighborhood to complete this work a quickly as possible so that we can open up in-person volunteering. We hope to support the Poppleton Recreation Center with tutoring students in the area, providing life skills training, financial literacy services, coaching for sports, as well as landscaping assistance.
If you would like to support the Southwest Partnership, please visit our Local Opportunities page and sign up to serve today!
Sisters Circle
Our Nativity Missions local partner, Sisters Circle is a stand-out mentoring organization for girls in Baltimore. They strive to build meaningful one-to-one relationships through mentor-mentee activities, personalized support, and mentor coaching along the way. Mentors make a long-term commitment to serve as a consistent presence in a young girl’s life through middle and high school by introducing her to new experiences and opportunities. We invite you to foster meaningful and sustainable change in a young girl’s life…and your own.
If you would like to support the Sisters Circle, please visit our Local Opportunities page and sign up to serve today!
Araminta Freedom Initiative
Our Nativity local partner, Araminta envisions a society in which every person is free from the threat and trauma of child sex trafficking. Araminta implements education and prevention strategies and provides clinical and support services to survivors of child sex trafficking, while valuing human dignity, justice, community and inclusivity. Volunteers with Araminta engage in four areas: prevention of the sexual exploitation of minors, systemic economic deterrence of the business of human trafficking, intervention and rescue of those held against their will, and the provision of aftercare initiatives that provide healing and wholeness to victims. Volunteers are trained and educated through a series of Awaken presentation, given by Araminta to educate volunteers on how to engage with Araminta and the current state of human trafficking in Maryland and the surround states. Trainings are held virtually and in person throughout the year.
If you would like to learn more about how to be engaged with Araminta or sign up to attend a future Awaken presentation event, please visit our Local Opportunities page and sign up to serve today!
The 410 Bridge
The 410 Bridge seeks to radically improve the pace and depth of growth in the spiritual and physical health of communities in the developing world by engaging churches in healthy global missions. NativityMissions partners with them in two communities in Haiti and Kenya. Their model focuses on raising up indigenous leaders in impoverished, rural communities who can assess the needs of their community and develop a plan for improvement. They focus on five main areas of development: water, health, education, economic development, and discipleship.
If you would like to learn more about The 410 Bridge and our global trips, please visit our Global Trips page to learn more and sign up to travel today!