The School of Grace Preschool in Raleigh is a non-profit mission of Grace Lutheran Church, incorporated in 1994 and educating children since 1995. The preschool is unique in that it is a Parent Participatory program and includes not only developing children but also children with special needs and children from refugee families that are referred by local agencies, ages 6 months to 5 years.

North Raleigh Ministries

The NRM Crisis Center and NRM Food Pantry provide assistance to eligible people who live in the North Raleigh area.

Habitat for Humanity of Wake County

Meals on Wheels

Kairos Outside

Amazing Graces & Handicrafters

Prayer Shawl Ministry

Women of the ELCA (WELCA)

Lutheran Peace Fellowship

The Wake County Chapter of Lutheran Peace Fellowship, an independent community of Lutheran peacemakers, works for peace with justice locally. The chapter meets monthly to promote active nonviolence in Wake County, NC.

Grace Endowment Fund

The Grace Endowment Fund provides scholarships to congregation members pursuing higher education. From 2000- 2012, forty-one scholarships have been awarded. The application process includes an essay describing the importance of the faith and the congregation in their lives. Recipients have gone on to serve in education, science, architecture, industry, foreign service, and other fields. Recipients have also gone to graduate school.

Donations are tax deductible, and contributions may be made to Grace Endowment Fund, Inc. and sent to the church or may be made online. For more information, contact the church office.

PLM Families Together

PLM Families Together (PLMFT) provides housing and comprehensive services for homeless families in Wake County, including assessment, short-term transitional housing with intensive support services, permanent housing placement, and after case management.

OUR MISSION SINCE 1980: Helping homeless families reach independence

Circle of Support

Join our Circle of Support to help a family that has recently graduated from the PLM-Families Together program. The Circle of Support will exist for 12 to 18 months and will meet monthly to discuss and then act on ways to help our Family. This first year of transitioning back into permanent housing after having been homeless brings many challenges to a family. As a Circle of Support we will help a family meet some of these challenges. Contact: Tommy Oates for additional information.

Joy of Discovery Lutheran Church

Joy of Discovery Lutheran Church is mission congregation of the ELCA.

The Universal Christian Church of Haiti

Church and school in Petit Goave, Haiti run by Pastor Duclair.