Brick Church believes outreach is important and God calls us to minister to those here and around the world. As part of that call, Brick Church supports many local and abroad missions.

Brick Church sponsors a Blessings Box, located on between the playground and our back parking lot. This box is kept stocked with non-perishable food items, hygiene and other support materials. Donations are given by the congregation as needed and collected throughout the year during canned food drive events, including our annual Souper Bowl.

The first Sunday of every month, Brick has a special time during the service called Dollar Club. With the help of our smallest members of the congregation, we strive to collect $1 per person in attendance. Our Dollar Club funds are added each month and saved to be used at Christmas time for families in our community who may be in need. Our youth go shopping for toys, clothes and food for these families. Please be in prayer of our Dollar Club mission and that it shares the love our church has for our community, just like Jesus taught us.

James and his family serve as missionaries in Thailand. Their primary ministry is to operate a school to children,  many who are displaced from surrounding countries or orphaned. 

CROP Hunger Walks are community-wide events sponsored by Church World Service and organized by religious groups, businesses, schools and others to raise funds to end hunger in the U.S. and around the world. The Alamance County CROP Walk happens the first Saturday in October annually and supports local, national and world agencys to combat hunger. Brick is proud to be a top supporter of this important cause.

Living Free Ministries is a local group in Alamance County that offers Christ-centered regeneration programs for men and women battling life controlling issues including addiction and anxiety. Living Free also manages several thrift stores in our area to help fund this ministry.

Peacehaven is a sustainable farm found just down the road from Brick Church. Peacehaven Farm connects people with disabilities to the community through shared living and the work of a organic farm. They provide a destination for learning and growth for people of all abilities, and they serve the community by building relationships and offering service in a truly unique way.

Siloam Missionary Homes, located in Snow Camp, is a ministry that was incorporated to minister to the housing needs of missionaries. Brick Church supports Siloam by prayer, being a community partner, caring for their missionaries when we can, and with missions dollars.

Abundant Life Christian Ministries currently offers programs for special needs adults. Brick supports this group both with donations and service, offering events to connect with the adults in these programs.

Freedom's hope, located in Burlington, is a community support center where their mission is "defeating poverty by providing resources for the mind, body and soul." They provide case managers, a health clinic, financial assistance, spiritual care and substace abuse support. The community center offers a place to receive mail, do laundry, take a shower and eat a meal on Thursdays.

The mission of Operation Christmas Child is to demonstrate God’s love in a tangible way to needy children around the world, and together with the local church worldwide, to share the Good News of Jesus Christ. A small shoe-box can teach a child about the love of God, lead him or her to faith in Christ, inspire pastors and plan new churches. What goes into the box is fun, but what comes out is eternal. For more than 10 years, Brick Church has participated in Operation Christmas Child to provide that hope for children around the world. Brick fill and pack shoe-boxes the first week of November each year. 

Allied Churches of Alamance County (ACAC) provides emergency services in a safe and healthy environment, while moving individuals toward self-sufficiency. They provide meals, shelter, resources, and support to meet social, education, health, and other needs by serving the lonely, hungry, and homeless. They are sustained by the generosity of individual community members and organizations who contribute food and funds, and volunteer their time. Brick Church has several fundraisers throughout the year to help in their ministries.

Brick ministers to our homebound in our community through All Bright Visiting Ministry, where teams visit those who are unable to join the community of faith in fellowship due to illness, physical frality or in residential care.

Brick services both Guilford and Alamance County school systems. We partner with the schools to meet needs within the schools. Our youth group is especially connected with this ministry.