WFBC is supporting of other ministries/organizations that are either promoting Christ or working to benefit their fellow man. We do not place a theological litmus test on a potential ministry partner, but rather, we look closely at their work, to see if they are really about the business of being the “salt of the earth” or changing the world for the better. We are always looking for other churches and organizations in which to partner.

WFBC currently supports the work of numerous organizations in and around the Wake Forest Area.

For more information regarding Networking with WFBC, please contact Donna Marshall.

40 West Ministries— 40 West Ministries is a non-profit ministry serving the Massey apartments and surrounding areas in Wake Forest. The ministry seeks, through the stability of the Word of God and personal investment, to encourage the spiritual, emotional and physical growth of the neglected and abused. Monty and Katharine Ray currently run and are the founders of the local ministry. For more information about 40 West Ministries, visit their website at www.fortywestministries.com

Advent Spirituality Center— The Advent Spirituality Center is located in Mars Hill, NC, and is made up of people who seek ways to develop a deeper center-in-God life while journeying with others who are like-minded. The center provides opportunities through educational programs, retreats, spiritual direction groups, workshops and a variety of resources.

Alliance of AIDS Services of North Carolina— The Alliance of AIDS Services of North Carolina serves people with HIV/AIDS and their families through direct services such as providing transportation to medical appointments, providing housting and skilled nursing services, prevention education, faith-based programs, food pantries, counseling and advocacy in Durham, Orange, and Wake County communities. For more information about Alliance of AIDS Services of North Carolina, visit their website at www.aas-nc.org.

Baptist Peace Fellowship— The Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America gathers, equips and mobilizes Baptists to build a culture of peace rooted in justice. For more information about Baptist Peace Fellowship, visit their website at www.bpfna.org.

Baptist Women in Ministry (BWIM)— Baptist Women in Ministry is a gender equality ministry. The goal of BWIM is to be a catalyst in Baptist life, drawing together women and men in partnership with God to illuminate, advocate, and nurture the gifts and graces of women. For more information about BWIM, visit their website at www.bwim.info.

ChurchNet— ChurchNet is a group of 13 churches in Rolesville, Wake Forest, and Youngsville which provide financial assistance to residents of those areas to help with needs such as utility bills, rent payments, etc. ChurchNet follows a screening process to determine who qualifies for assistance and how much they receive. The majority of benevolence offerings collected through WFBC goes to benefit ChurchNet. The organization is staffed by volunteers, several who are members of WFBC.

The Koinonia Foundation— A nondenominational Christian organization dedicated to spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ by serving those in need. They endeavor to provide financial support for organizations who address human needs that are not otherwise adequately funded. They also provide support to individuals whose needs are not fully met by other funding organizations.

Meals on Wheels— Since 1974, Meals on Wheels has been providing nutritious meals to the homebound elderly and persons with disabilities in Wake County in an effort to improve health, reduce isolation, and prevent inappropriate institutionalization. For more information about Meals on Wheels, please visit their website at www.wakemow.org.

Praise Jesus Ministries— Praise Jesus Ministries is a local inter-denominational, Christian ministry with the goal of reaching the hopeless, helpless and hurting with the Gospel of Jesus Christ through music, dance, drama, and evangelism in an outreach environment. For more invormation about Praise Jesus Ministries, visit their website at www.pjministries.org.

Wake Forest Shop With A Cop— Shop with a Cop was created to help less fortunate children in the Wake Forest area experience a joyous Christmas. Since its inception in 1999, Shop with a Cop has helped well over 100 local kids.

W.E.B. Dubois Community Development Corporation (Dubois CDC)— The mission of the Dubois CDC is to build sustainable communities by working with families to assist them in achieving their goals. This is accomplished through the provision of a variety of comprehensive programs vital to shaping and nurturing communities. These programs promote healthy development of children, senior citizens, families, and as a result, communities. W.E.B. Dubois CDC strives to provide the resources and assistance to communities to foster economic development, promote healthy lifestyles, encourage adequate nutrition, increase educational achievement, and sponsor recreational activities.

Women's Missionary Union (WMU) of North Carolina— Founded in 1888, Woman's Missionary Union is an auxiliary of the Southern Baptist Convention that seeks to equip adults, youth, and children with missions education to be become radically involved in the mission of God. WMU is a non-profit organization that offers an array of missions resources including conferences, ministry ideas and models, volunteer opportunities, curriculum for age-level organizations, leadership training, books, and more. For more information about WMU, visit their website at www.wmu.com.