
Heal House Community Church will begin a weeklong outreach initiative August 1, bringing together volunteers to serve communities across Charlotte and the Carolinas.
Heal House Community Church will begin a weeklong outreach initiative on August 1, bringing together volunteers, nonprofits and ministry partners to serve communities across the greater Charlotte region. The effort, called Heal The City, is built around the idea that the Church should be known for showing up, the church said in a statement.
Through partnerships with organizations focused on hunger relief, education, housing and family support, the initiative will extend across multiple communities in North and South Carolina. Volunteers will support groups already doing local work while helping expand their reach.
"If hurt people hurt people, imagine what healed people can do!" said Pastor KJ Scriven of Heal House Community Church. "Heal The City is an opportunity for us to come together, serve with humility and demonstrate the love of Jesus in practical ways throughout our region."
The church, launched in January 2025 and led by Pastors KJ and Kira Scriven, gathers at 2647 Freedom Drive in Charlotte. Community members can learn more at healhousecc.com/healthecity.
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