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ServeNC is a statewide mission blitz organized by the North Carolina Baptist State Convention, in partnership with Baptists on Mission, designed to activate North Carolina Baptist churches to serve their communities in the name of Jesus Christ. It typically takes place the first week of August
What ServeNC Looks Like:
What ServeNC Looks Like:
Community-driven projects, tailored to local needs—backyard Bible clubs, home repairs, wheelchair ramps, school supply distributions, block parties, yard clean-up, prayer-walking, and support for first responders
Disaster relief support, enabling churches to pivot and assist communities hit by storms like Tropical Storm Debby and local tornadoes
Training and resources, including local rallies, county coordinators, project guides, and promotional materials to equip volunteers and churches
Scale & Impact:
Scale & Impact:
Over 1,000 churches participated in 2024, serving in nearly all of North Carolina’s 100 counties
In 2025, planning for ServeNC Week (Aug 2–9) is already underway, with churches reporting meaningful gospel conversations and lasting community partnerships
Why ServeNC Matters:
Why ServeNC Matters:
It's intentionally church-led, encouraging every congregation to "move out of their seats and into the streets"
Strengthens local unity, fosters cooperation among churches and civic groups, and demonstrates Christ’s love tangibly
Inspires ongoing missional engagement, with many churches continuing outreach beyond the blitz week
Click Here To Register for ServeNC
The IMB stands for the International Mission Board, which is the global missions agency of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC). Its mission is to send missionaries to take the gospel of Jesus Christ to the nations, especially to people and places with little or no access to the gospel.
Key Points About the IMB:
Key Points About the IMB:
Founded in 1845, originally as the Foreign Mission Board
Supports thousands of missionaries who serve in over 100 countries around the world.
Focuses on church planting, evangelism, discipleship, and humanitarian aid.
Partners with local churches to equip and send missionaries, train leaders, and engage unreached people groups.
Funded primarily through the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering and the Cooperative Program of the SBC.
The IMB exists to reach the world for Christ by helping Southern Baptists pray, give, go, and send as part of the global Great Commission effort.
Click here to get involved with International Missions
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