Central partners with other churches and organizations to expand our reach as Jesus’ hands and feet in the Denver community.
Operating Denver’s largest hunger-relief program serving families, Metro Caring’s diverse approach to fighting hunger includes a fully stocked fresh-foods shopping market, healthy living and nutrition education, and tools and resources for self-sufficiency. Central is proud to be one of five churches that founded Metro Caring in 1974.
Central seeks to serve those in need domestically and around the world. We increase our impact by partnering with the ongoing mission of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
Every year, Central members and friends join together in a mission trip within the United States. Most recently, Central is serving the community if Alamosa, Colorado with our mission partner, La Puente. La Puente provides emergency shelter, food assistance, transitional housing, self-sufficiency services and job training for the homeless and other community members in crisis.
After seven years of partnering with a church in Guatemala to provide clean water and hygiene education to the community of Aceituno, they are ready to stand on their own and continue the good work. So, in 2017, Central began a new partnership – in Cuba! We encourage you to join us as we use our experience in water purification systems and microbusiness training in a new country!
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance is the emergency and refugee program of the Presbyterian Church (USA). Recently, PDA has responded to everything from earthquakes and tsunamis abroad to floods and school shootings domestically.
Central collects the four special offerings of the Presbyterian Church (USA) which support the Presbyterian Peacemaking Program in the US and abroad, the Self-Development of People program that resources the poor and oppressed, racial-ethnic leadership development, and many more ministries.
