Missions We Support
Highpoint supports both local and global missions. Locally, they partner with community ministries to meet practical needs, like food, clothing, and prayer. Overseas, they equip and support missionaries to bring help, hope, and healing worldwide. Check out some of our mission partners, both local and global, below.
Casas por Cristo partners with local churches and volunteer teams to build homes for families living in poverty in the Dominican Republic and several other Central American countries. In just one week, a group with no construction experience can give a family a secure house with a solid foundation, roof, windows, and doors.
Christian Resource Center brings eleven ministries together on one campus in Cedar Park, Texas, uniting local churches to meet families in crisis right where they are. Rather than handing someone a list of phone numbers, CRC connects them with a real person who walks alongside them toward food, shelter, job training, or counseling. Everyone is welcome here, regardless of background or belief.
Christopher and Shannon Stellhorn live in northeast Scotland, where they've spent years serving their local communities and pointing people to Christ. Chris leads "Meldrum Men," a support group and retreat ministry for men working through life's hardships, while Shannon offers lactation support and outreach to struggling moms. Together, they long to see healthy, gospel-centered churches planted throughout Scotland, a place where only a small fraction of people currently know Christ.
Foundations Kenya serves children in some of Kenya's most distressed communities: sharing the Gospel, providing a Christian education as a path out of poverty, and ensuring children get the nutrition they need to stay healthy, learn and grow.
Hearts for the Homeless is Highpoint Fellowship's outreach to neighbors experiencing homelessness in the Cedar Park area. Volunteers show up with practical care — food, clothing, toiletries, even haircuts — alongside God's Word and prayer, meeting real needs wherever they find them. From sock drives collecting over 1,200 pairs to ongoing toiletry distributions, this ministry is always looking for more hearts willing to serve.
Hill Country Community Ministries stands alongside families facing job loss, poverty, illness, or unexpected hardship, offering a food pantry, thrift store, and resource center under one roof. Their goal is simple: restore dignity and empower self-sufficiency. Whether someone needs a short-term boost or ongoing support, HCCM meets them with practical help for food, clothing, and life's other essentials.
Isaiah 117 House offers a safe, welcoming place for children to wait when they've been removed from their homes for their own safety. Instead of a sterile office, children find loving volunteers, clean clothes, toys, and warm blankets. Their mission is threefold: reduce trauma for children in transition, lighten the load for child welfare services, and ease the way for foster families.
She Has a Name is a nonprofit organization whos purpose is fighting against poverty-based child trafficking in Kenya, beginning a life of hope one story at a time.
