Every Friday night at 6:30p we open our doors to serve those of us wrestling with addictions and strongholds. We believe there is ONE WAY to healing and that is through the Gospel of Jesus that both saves us and sustains us.

We are always in need of small group leaders and volunteers to serve the children of the OneWay attenders and staff each week.

If you are interested, please send an email to our Volunteer Coordinator, Lucy Ericson, here.

Each year we partner with Samaritan's Purse to provide shoeboxes full of gifts to children in developing countries. Not only do the children get gifts but they get to hear the Gospel of Jesus.

Stop by to grab a box (or two, or three) and fill it up!
We will be collecting boxes from October 5 - November 16.

Or, use our Amazon Wishlist here to have gifts sent to us and we will pack the box for you!

For more information click here.

Since 2008, Rachel's Gift has collaborated with hospitals to provide specialized care for parents who lose a child to miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death. At the time of crisis, their bereavement care and services help to lessen trauma and long-term regrets, reducing psychological damage.

The Angel Dash is one of our fundraisers held in various areas across the country in May and October to honor families who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss. We host the Annual Angel Dash to financially support our various bereavement and infant loss programs.   Through this event, we are able to connect with our bereaved families and continue to support one another with fellowship and remembrance.

To sign up to volunteer at our local Angel Dash event click here.

Last school year, we served 277 local students with weekend food support — and this year, the need has nearly doubled. We’ve been asked to serve 250 more students across six additional schools.

We need volunteers to:
• Pack food bags
• Deliver bags to schools

Why it matters:
In Georgia, 1 in 7 children faces food insecurity. That’s over 300,000 kids unsure of when they’ll eat next. Many of them are right here — in our neighborhoods, in classrooms with our children. Weekends are especially hard. No school means no lunch… and sometimes, no meals at all.

These bags aren’t just snacks — they are hope, security, and love.

We will be packing at Ola High School once a month.

Register here.

For more info click here.