Missions

The Missions team is thrilled to announce that a team of 11+ will travel to and serve the town of Ahuachapan, February 15-22, 2025. Great things happen when we listen to God’s call, and unforgettable life moments are created.

Not attending but want to support?
1) MONETARY GIFTS: Financial aid to help fund onsite construction materials, procure and distribute food, and facilitate bible school for El Salvadorian children.
2) SPECIFIC DONATIONS: We need a few old, large suitcases to transport supplies — used luggage that can be left behind. Additionally, the Methodist School is seeking band new or used instruments (trumpets, saxophones, etc.) for their music department / school band.
3) LETTERS FOR OUR DELEGATION: Write personal notes of support to each team member, i.e. words of encouragement, prayer, scripture, that will be bundled and presented to each traveler over the course of the week. For letter writing instructions and names of recipients, click here.

Over the course of the year, we often have the opportunity to respond to a need in the world” Keep an eye out for upcoming packing events>UMCOR relief kits to assist those affected by disaster. 

Our annual Thanksgiving Food Drive is one of our largest outreach projects of the year. In the past years, this food drive has provided at least a week’s worth of food for over 100 needy families in our local school system. You can support this mission by donating food, funds, or your time. 

Each year we partner with other ministry organizations to provide gifts for children in need. For the past few years we have worked with Murphy Harpst Children’s Center. 

Our church partners with a local organization that is dedicated to addressing food insecurity in Metro Atlanta. We provide financial assistance and donated goods throughout the year. Learn more about our this amazing organization here.

Chamblee UMC is proud to be connected with the work of the Methodist Church in El Salvador through Salvadoran Mission Projects. To learn more about our missionary partner, Brian Dubberly, click here.