Love your neighbor. Reach the world.
Three ways to make a difference: in North Augusta, across the nation, and around the world. Wherever you are, there’s a way for you to help.
Outreach
Three ways to make a difference.
Fund the work that's changing lives.
Every gift goes straight to reaching people, at home, across the country, and around the world. Give once or give monthly to the Faith Promise Missions fund.
Secure giving · one-time or monthly · Faith Promise Missions Fund in Overflow.
Serve Day
Various locations throughout North Augusta and surrounding areas
Sign Up for Serve Day (opens in a new tab)
Serve sites are listed when you sign up.
Ready to make a difference?
Tell us how you'd like to help, pray, give, or go, and our missions team will reach out and walk with you from there.
Questions
Outreach questions, answered.
How do I get involved in missions at Victory Baptist Church?
Choose one of three ways: pray for our missionaries, give to the missions fund, or go by serving locally or joining a trip. Tap Get Involved and our missions team will help you take the next step.
How do I sign up for a mission trip at Victory Baptist?
Mission trips are announced through Church Center and on Sundays. Ask at the Outreach table, or tap Get Involved and our missions team will reach out with what's next.
Do I need experience to serve or go on a mission trip?
No. Victory Baptist welcomes first-time and experienced servers, and every team member is prepared and supported before they go.
Where does my missions gift go at Victory Baptist?
Gifts support local, national, and global outreach. You can give to the general missions fund or designate it to a specific effort. Giving is secure, one-time or recurring.
Can my family or small group serve together?
Yes. Many local outreaches and trips welcome families and small groups serving side by side.
What missions does Victory Baptist support?
Victory supports local outreach in the CSRA, national disaster-relief and church-planting partners, and global missions overseas, reaching Jerusalem (our local community), Judaea (our nation), Samaria (cross-cultural ministry), and the uttermost part of the earth (the nations), per Acts 1:8.