Explore Ways to Serve with IPC
There's a place for you to express your faith in concrete acts of compassionate service and giving to those in need.
For more than 100 years, IPC has provided a place for inspired worship and fellowship, and especially as a place for service. Through IPC Community Ministries and our community partners, the hungry obtain food, the needy receive help, and children are tutored, nurtured, and loved. Check out our different teams and programs!
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The Farm's mission is to promote hope and opportunity through partnerships with children, families, and the community by offering quality programming rooted in the love of Christ.
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IPC continues to provide food and nutrition to our neighbors in need through your donations to the Blessing Boxes, Weekend Buddy Bags, and Food Pantry.
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IPC Social Services’ ministry is focused on relationships and also leads IPC members in connecting with the deeper, systemic needs of our neighbors and the families we serve.
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IPC’s Earth Care Team is passionate about our charge to take care of God’s creation. Get involved through recycling or delivering #5 plastics in the back parking lot, checking out the Earth Care Team’s “Eco Tips” in the e-update, and bringing sensitive documents to the church to be shredded and recycled with Gone for Good!
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Living River offers summer camp and environmental education programs along the Cahaba River in Shelby and Bibb Counties. This nonprofit is associated with IPC's presbytery, the Presbytery of Sheppards and Lapsley.
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A non-profit retirement community sponsored by IPC. It includes independent living, assisted living, memory care assisted living and skilled nursing units on a scenic 120-acres campus. Open to all people at least 62-years-old
