David Dummitt, along with several people from First Church, moved to Brighton, Michigan in 2004 to plant a church. Today, the church has grown to having 2 services at a new location at Brighton High School.

American Indian Christian Mission is located in Show Low, Arizona. The mission was founded in 1969 working with Navajo and Apache Indians. In 1985 the mission started boarding children. The mission is hoping to eventually have an accredited K-12 Christian Education Program.

Care Net Pregnancy Services is committed to providing compassionate services to men and women facing unplanned pregnancy. All services are free and confidential. There are 4 locations; Highland Heights, Florence, Covington and Williamstown.

Harold Orndorff leads this ministry on the campus of Northern Kentucky University. Through weekly bible studies and on-campus events, they strive to reach students for Christ on the NKU campus. If you’re a believer attending NKU, get plugged into Christian Student Fellowship to grow personally and to reach out to others on your campus.

Christ in Youth was founded in 1968 to present a contemporary gospel message to youth. Led by volunteer students, CIY conducts rallies and high school assemblies that are filled with drama, music, and dynamic speaking. In 1997, CIY became an innovator in Junior High programming, launching the "Believe" Weekend Conferences, and the "Know Sweat" service projects.

Christian Benevolent Association is made up of Mount Healthy Christian Homes in Cincinnati and Mason Christian Village in Mason, Ohio. Christian Benevolent Association provides assisted and unassisted living for senior adults.

Christian Campus House is located in Angola, Indiana at Tri-State University. Travis Wilhelm is the Director of Campus Ministry. This ministry leads students in evangelizing and discipling the Tri-State University Community. Fellowship meetings, bible studies, prayer meetings, work trips, spring break mission trips, and retreat ventures are part of the campus ministry.

Christian Care Communities is Kentucky’s largest and most diverse not-for-profit social service organization. Founded in Louisville in 1884, they now reach more than 20 communities across the state, but have impact far more. Christian Care Communities has children's homes and group homes throughout the state. First Church is actively involved with the group homes in Northern Kentucky. First Church hosts the Harmony Games each fall for the group home residents in Northern Kentucky.

Christian Evangelizng Fellowship is located in Greater Cincinnati and exists to plant new churches in the Greater Cincinnati area.

Christian Student Fellowship at the University of Kentucky exists to provide a place where students can experience God in an atmosphere of love and acceptance, connect to Jesus Christ, and together grow to know, trust, and serve Him more everyday. CSF is non-denominational. They welcome students from all walks of life. You are welcome to attend our weekly services or small groups whether you are a Christian or not. For more information locally, contact Brian Marshall at brian@ukcsf.org.

The Long Island Project is a church planted on the east end of Long Island. Their mission is to love people the way Christ loves, and to show them how to love Him and each other by connecting people into a life-impacting community with Jesus and one another, through outreach events and cell groups. For more information you can contact them at 631-834-1273.

This is a non-denominational community Christian Church that meets on Sunday evenings in Brooklyn, New York. Our own, Heidi Shonkwiler is the Manager of the Postmark Coffee House, a full-service coffee shop affiliated with the church.

Fairhaven Rescue Mission exists to help the poor and homeless on the streets of Covington. They provide ministries for women, men and children. First Church provides the chapel service on the fourth Sunday of the month. If you are interested in speaking or singing, call James Cress at 859-689-2399 or email him at jamescress@insightbb.com.

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is touching millions of lives... one heart at a time. Since 1954, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been challenging coaches and athletes on the professional, college, high school, junior high and youth levels to use the powerful medium of athletics to impact the world for Jesus Christ. FCA is the largest Christian sports organization in America. FCA focuses on serving local communities by equipping, empowering and encouraging people to make a difference for Christ. For more information locally, contact J.T. Schulze at 859-802-9086.

The Gideons International serves as an extended missionary arm of the church: The sole purpose is to win men, women, boys and girls to a saving knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ through association for service, personal testimony, and distributing the Bible in the human traffic lanes and streams of everyday life.

First Church supports the Northern Kentucky Habitat for Humanity. First Church was one of the sponsors for the first homes built in Boone County. If you would like to volunteer a Saturday and work on a habitat home in Northern Kentucky contact Doug Walston at 859-586-2998.

Happy Hills Camp is located in the wooded hills of Carrolton, Kentucky. Many lives of children from First Church have been changed for eternity because of a week spent at Happy Hills. Partial and full weeks are offered for children who have completed kindergarten all the way up to seniors in high school. First Church sponsors work retreats in the Fall and Spring. If you would like to offer your time, contact George Berry at 859-331-6044 or email him at uniongb@fuse.net. For more information you can contact gjones@1stchurchofchrist.org.

Hope Inner City was formed in 2005. Jade & Kim Kendall hope to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ to the inner city areas of Cincinnati and around the US. Their objectives are to strengthen existing inner city churches that exists as part of the Restoration Church Movement and to train people to plant new inner city churches within the Restoration movement.

LifeLine began in late 2004 as a Northern Kentucky community outreach committed to glorifying Jesus Christ and unifying His body of believers across denominational boundaries. Our mission is to serve Jesus by meeting the physical and spiritual challenges of those in need in our community. For more information locally, contact Chris Caddell at 859-283-2364.

Sam Hurley founded Grundy Academy, which later became Mountain Industrial Institute … which is now Mountain Mission School. Mountain Mission School is a home for children located in Grundy, Virginia. Mountain Mission School cares for nearly 300 children from toddlers to age 17. Not only do they exist to offer hope, they exist to offer Christ. First Church collects new clothing in the fall for a Back-to School promotion. Once every 2-3 years, First Church hosts their choir. They are always a delight!

This Pregnancy Care Center is located in Edgewood, Kentucky. If you would like to counsel young mothers or volunteer time at the center, please call 859-341-0766.

Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission strengthens families by helping them develop the opportunities, skills and motivations that will lead to economic independence. At the same time, NKCAC provides helps with such temporary assistance as food, shelter, clothing, safety and health. This dual approach enables families to successfully plan and work toward a strong future. There are 8 locations in Northern Kentucky. First Church helps the Florence location through the "Mountain of Food" ministry. In the fall, First Church collects food for four weeks. Clothing, food, and toys can be taken to them any time of the year. Their location is 7938 Tanners Gate Florence, KY 41042. 859-586-9250.

Orchard Group, formerly "Go Ye" Chapel Mission, plants new Churches in New York. Presently, First Church is in partnership with the Antioch Project. This Church is in Port Chester, NY, a northern borough of New York City. Port Chester is a great place to meet Brazilians. Claudio Divino is the Pastor of this Portuguese speaking Church. During 2005 Orchard Group helped a total of 13 new churches through service on management teams, administrative services, and/or direct church planting support. The 10 new churches started in the Northeast between 2000-2005 are averaging over 3,000 in attendance, cumulatively.

Pinehaven is an 1100 acre ranch and school in Western Montana about 100 miles south of Glacier National Park. Since 1976 Pinehaven has been successfully caring for children (any age through high school) who need an alternate living situation.

This Pregnancy Care Center is located in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. If you would like any information regarding services or to volunteer, you can call them at 812-537-4357.

The Varsity Victory Campus Ministries is on campus of Arizona State University and works in conjunction with a non-profit organization called Big Mouth Presentations, Inc. Michael & Julie Gowans are the ministry team at this campus. For more information, call 480-221-4998.

Watermark Community Church is a new Church planted in Kenton County in 2004. The lead Pastor is Chad Caddell. Chad left the Worship Ministries position at First Church to plant this new Church, which is now meeting at Dixie High School.

Did you know that the State of Kentucky allows students to leave school for one hour per day for religious instruction? The Weekday School of Religion is in Covington and offers Sunday School type lessons for elementary children in the inner city. Several members of First Church went to Weekday School of Religion as children. For more information, call 859-261-7907.

Young Life is another ministry at our local high schools. They have club meetings at school and offer retreats and summer camps. Some of our students serve as counselors at camp. If you want to know more about Young Life or if you want to volunteer for one of their clubs, call 859-384-6113.