​The mission of the Food Bank is to provide food baskets to our church members to ensure that no one goes hungry. Sadly, hunger remains a serious problem in Southeastern Raleigh, and there are numerous families struggling each day to provide food for their families. Our food bank will provide monthly and emergency food distribution. Monthly distributions will occur on the fourth Saturday of each month between the hours of 7:00 am and 9:00 am.

     The food is being donated by the saints of YMT and other donors. We are truly thankful for them and their donations. We accept donations of non-perishable items, and monetary donations are always welcome. Our projected goal is to include a bread ministry in the near future. 

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Hospital and Home Visits. The purpose of these visits is to encourage, support, and offer prayers to those that are home- and hospital-bound. 

 

"The effective and fervent prayers of the righteous availeth much" - James 5:16

 

 

     Church services are provided to the residents on the third Saturday of each month. Bible Study is held every third and fourth Monday of each month. The lives of those in attendance are being transformed.

 

 

     One-on-one teaching provided to a specifically-identified resident supported by biblical principles through the knowledge and guidance of the activity director. At this time, visits occur every Tuesday and Thursday of each month. This is a newly formed ministry.

 

 

     Bible Study is conducted by Rev. McAllister and is held at 11:00 a.m. each Monday after the first and third Sunday. As a Christian, the knowledge of the Word makes a difference in a shallow faith and a life of trust and obedience. Our intimacy with the Word develops as we dedicate our lives to reading, personal and communal study on a regular basis.

     We learn how to examine ourselves, apply the Word to our daily living and learn how the Word should impact our daily challenges. Our hope is to spread the Word of God.

 

 

     This program provides students in grades first through fifth with assistance in reading, writing, and math. We also provide acceleration for those students who have met the standards in Wake County Public School curriculum objectives. We have room for more students as we are here to serve. Please come and sign up!

 

 

     The HWCW is an initiative founded by Urban Ministries of Wake County, which helps women make a new transition in their lives by providing shelter, job preparation and training to secure jobs, and provide meals to them from community volunteers. Young Missionary Temple provides lunch every first Saturday of every other month. This ministry has been in operation for about three years.

 

 

     This ministry is in the planning stage. HIV is a pandemic plaguing the African-American community. There needs to be greater awareness of the signs and symptoms, testing, and prevention of HIV and AIDS, it is a social concern. There must be more church involvement!