Making the world a better place together!

Together, we nourish our community with care and compassion. At The Pantry at Colonial Heights Church of Christ, we’re here to support you with food and hope when you need it most. All are welcome, no questions asked.

Need Help? Visit us for nutritious food and a warm, welcoming environment.

Want to Help? Join our mission to feed our neighbors—volunteer, donate, or spread the word today!

About Us

Our Mission: Nourishing Lives, Restoring Hope

At The Pantry at Colonial Heights Church of Christ, we believe in serving all with dignity and respect. Our shared mission is to provide food, support, and hope to everyone in our community, building a stronger, more caring neighborhood together. Whether you’re facing tough times or want to lend a helping hand, you’re part of our family.

Open to Everyone: We serve all, regardless of background or circumstances.

Community-Driven: Neighbors helping neighbors is at the heart of what we do.

Hope in Every Meal: Every bag of groceries carries compassion and care.
 
Get Involved
Make a Difference Today
Join us in our mission to feed and uplift our community! Your support—whether through time, donations, or spreading the word—makes an impact.

Volunteer with Us: Help pack food, organize distributions, or greet guests. Every hour counts!

Donate: Your contributions provide meals and hope to families in need.

Spread the Word: Share our mission with friends and neighbors to grow our community of care.

Started in July 2013 and was literally a “Closet” with a few shelves.

The Food pantry operates right next door and allows us another opportunity to connect with the community. 

Reach out below for emergency assistance or any questions:

Sheri Hogue, Ministry Leader

Chcc office: 757-587-0401

[email protected]

Together, we clothe our community with care and compassion. At  Colonial Heights Church of Christ Clothing Closet, we’re here to provide clothing and hope to all who need it. Everyone is welcome, no questions asked.

Need Clothing? Visit us for quality clothes in a warm, supportive environment.

Want to Help? Join our mission to dress our neighbors with dignity—volunteer, donate, or spread the word today!

About Us

Our Mission: Clothing Lives, Restoring Dignity

At Colonial Heights Church of Christ Clothing Closet, we believe in serving all with love and respect, providing clothing to uplift and empower our community. Inspired by our faith, we aim to build a stronger, more caring neighborhood where everyone feels valued. Whether you need a warm coat or want to lend a hand, you’re part of our family.

Open to All: We serve everyone, regardless of background or circumstances.

Community United: Neighbors helping neighbors is the heart of our mission.

Dignity in Every Item: Every piece of clothing carries hope and care.
 
Get Involved
Make a Difference Today

Join us to clothe and uplift our community! Your support—whether through time, donations, or sharing our mission—creates a lasting impact.

Volunteer with Us: Help sort clothes, assist guests, or organize distributions. Every moment counts!

Donate: Your gently used clothing or financial contributions provide warmth and dignity.

Spread the Word: Share our mission to grow our community of care.

 

Together, we uplift our community with compassion and care. At Colonial Heights Church of Christ Counseling and Support, we’re here to listen, guide, and offer hope through life’s challenges. All are welcome, no questions asked.

Need Support? Connect with us for confidential counseling and a caring community.

Want to Help? Join our mission to bring hope and healing—volunteer, donate, or spread the word today!

About Us

Our Mission: Restoring Hope, Healing Hearts

At Colonial Heights Church of Christ Counseling and Support, we are committed to walking alongside you with love, respect, and faith. Rooted in our belief that everyone deserves hope, we offer confidential counseling and support to help you navigate life’s challenges. Whether you’re seeking guidance or want to support others, you’re part of our family.

Open to All: We provide support to everyone, regardless of background or circumstances.

Community of Care: Neighbors uplifting neighbors is at the heart of our mission.

Hope in Every Conversation: Every session is guided by compassion and faith.
 
Get Involved
Make a Difference Today
Join us to bring hope and healing to our community! Your support—through time, donations, or sharing our mission—creates a lasting impact.

Volunteer with Us: Help facilitate support groups, assist with outreach, or provide a listening ear. Every moment matters!

Donate: Your contributions help us offer free or low-cost counseling to those in need.

Spread the Word: Share our mission to grow our community of care and compassion.

As faithful Christians, we are called to see Jesus Himself in those who are hungry and in need. Our Lord teaches, “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat” (Matthew 25:35, NIV), reminding us that every act of compassion toward the least among us is an act of love toward Him.

When we give food to the homeless, we are not merely offering a meal; we are honoring the God who created them, affirming their dignity, and living out the heart of the gospel. Scripture urges us, “Suppose a brother or a sister is without clothes and daily food… If one of you says to them, ‘Go in peace; keep warm and well fed,’ but does nothing… what good is it?” (James 2:15–16, NIV).

Our faith must move beyond words into action. Proverbs 19:17 (NIV) promises, “Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will reward them for what they have done.” When we share bread, prepare a meal, or support ministries that feed the hungry, we participate in God’s own generous character.

Let our giving be done not out of guilt or mere obligation, but from grateful hearts that have received God’s grace in Christ. In a world where many pass by those on the streets, may we be the ones who stop, notice, and serve, trusting that as we feed the homeless, we are walking in obedience to God’s Word and shining His light in a dark and hungry world.

YOUR BIBLE!

When Christians of faith give a Bible to someone who does not have one, they are offering far more than a book; they are sharing the very words through which God reveals himself and brings new life.

Scripture says, “the word of God is living and active” (Hebrews 4:12) and that faith comes “by hearing… the word of Christ” (Romans 10:17). To place a Bible into someone’s hands is to trust that God can speak directly to their heart in his timing, even when we are not present to explain every page. It is an act of love and confidence in the gospel: that God’s promises, his comfort, his correction, and his hope are powerful and sufficient.

Christians who give Bibles do so not to win arguments or force religion, but to open a door—to say, “Here is the story of the God who made you, loves you, and invites you to know him.” Often this gift is accompanied by prayer, a personal note, or an offer to read together, so that the recipient knows they are not alone in their questions or journey.

In a world of shifting opinions and temporary comforts, to give someone a Bible is to place in their hands a lamp for their feet and a light for their path (Psalm 119:105), trusting that God’s word will not return empty but will accomplish his gracious purposes.

Jeanie’s Bags didn’t start out as Jeanie’s Bags. They were started approximately six years ago by Andrea LaPointe. She and her children were going on a youth trip to Washington, D.C., and Andrea thought it would be a good idea to hand out bags with some incidentals on the National Mall.

These bags contained travel-size items such as toothpaste, deodorant, and a toothbrush. When she returned, she had some bags left over and passed them around, asking everyone to hand them out to the individuals on the street corners.

Jeanie was heavily involved in passing out these bags to the homeless and downtrodden. She carried them with her everywhere. She rode the bus to many places and passed out these bags to everyone she could. She took her dog for long walks, not only in the neighborhood, but also along the beach. She would pass these bags out during these walks, also.

Jeanie had a real heart for the homeless, and after Andrea moved on to another church, she took over the ministry. She expanded the contents of the bags to include items like small containers of hand sanitizer, wet wipes, and socks.

With the passing of Jeanie, Betty has taken over the ministry. The bags are still put together and passed out to the homeless, but Betty has expanded the contents of the bags and the ministry also. She has included a homeless shelter where we can deliver some of Jeanie’s Bags.