Ministry Partnerships

Community Meals

Community Meals provides meals to those in need in the Grand Traverse area. We became part of the Community Meals network in 2006. Every Thursday night, we provide anywhere from 45-80 meals out of our OASIS facility. Many who receive meals at FRC do so with regularity but it’s not unlikely that we have the opportunity to meet someone new each week. Serving meals to the community has made profound connections. We invite you to serve in this setting with other volunteers committed to making an impact on our community.

Single MOMM

Single MOMM provides community for single moms who are walking through their stories, embracing the mess, and courageously moving forward. We love partnering with this ministry to help women find hope and attach to God. We even provide our house on Anderson Rd. as a housing resource.

Still Shores Counseling

Still Shores Counseling is where courage meets compassion. Trisha Novak works to meet you where you are at and hope for a flourishing future. Considering counseling takes courage. Courage to recognize your life isn’t the way you want it and to take action to do something different. Located on the campus of Faith Reformed Church. Still Shores Counseling shares an entrance with Love Thy Neighbor in the Family Life Center.

Love Thy Neighbor

Love Thy Neighbor seeks to bridge the gap in community resources for our neighbors in need.  FRC is one of many church partners that provide space, volunteers, and support for their programs.

Keys to Freedom

Keys to Freedom Ministries seeks to restore dignity to those affected by crime and incarceration. Ministering inside the jails, their trained Chaplains and Program Providers introduce prisoners to hope available through Jesus Christ. In 2021, Keys to Freedom set up their offices in our corner building.

Safe Harbor

Safe Harbor operates a volunteer-powered winter shelter from November to April. This keeps those experiencing homelessness safe from the elements. Faith Reformed partners with Safe Harbor two weeks each winter, providing volunteers and much-needed supplies.