Missions & Outreach

St. James is a host site for Family Promise, providing shelter and hospitality to families experiencing homelessness 4-5 weeks every year. Lot of volunteer opportunities are available including set-up, cooking, and even doing laundry. We work in partnership with Columbine United Church.

As we seek to strengthen our community, St. James is developing partnerships with two local schools, Alice Terry Elementary and Ft. Logan Northgate providing support including supplemental weekend food all year round. We need shoppers, baggers and delivery teams every week.

Love in the Name of Christ (INC) mobilizes local churches like ours to provide assistance to families in need in Littleton.They train volunteers for a variety of roles.

Network’s unique ministry to homeless in the Capitol Hill area of Denver is to create a place for long-term, redemptive relationships. There are daytime and evening volunteer opportunities to simply sit, listen and share a cup of coffee.

Making free, healthy food available to the community every 4th Wednesday 9:00am- 10:00am in the church parking lot.

Fighting to end slavery in our lifetime!
We partner with IJM’s Uganda field office to protect the poor, especially women, from land grabbing and violence. They provide rescue for victims, bring criminals to justice, restore survivors to safety and strength and help local law enforcement to build a safe future that lasts.

We partner with other Presbyterian churches to fund the drilling of boreholes for clean water at schools and Presbyterian churches in the country of Zimbabwe. Boreholes are the first step in bringing gardens, preschools and health clinics to a community

We partner with LWA to serve children with disabilities and their families in the community of Bumbogo, Rwanda, showing them the love of Christ by providing medical assistance, physical and occupational therapy and income generating activities for parents.

Each year small teams visit some of our ministry partners in Rwanda, Zimbabwe or Haiti.

We partner with Shalom to create transformed communities in Rubavu, Rwanda by forming reconciled groups, including widows, women and students that work together to creatively design and implement initiatives to solve the problems they face related to poverty, health and education.

Many of our members sponsor children through Compassion, a child advocacy ministry that releases children from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty and enables them to become responsible, fulfilled Christian adults.