Inner City Ministry is a church organization that helps children in lower-income areas of Murfreesboro by providing needed items, hosting activities, and teaching them about God. Kingwood supports Inner City Ministry by collecting supplies as needed, money for summer camp sponsorship, and using the building as a meeting space for the elementary age group on Thursday nights.

Portico offers free support, from pregnancy tests and ultrasounds to post-abortion classes, for those who find themselves in a difficult chapter of their lives and is located here in Murfreesboro, TN. Each spring, they have a Baby Bottle Campaign and raise money by having people fill baby bottles with extra change. Kingwood participates in this campaign and also takes up donations of baby items for Portico.

Our mission is to reunite returning citizens with God, family, and community. We work to build lifetime relationships with individuals and their families.

MTCS provides a Christ-centered, academically rigorous education in a nurturing environment that prepares and encourages students for life long learning and service in God's kingdom.

Raiders for Christ is a non-profit student organization sponsored by the Churches of Christ on the campus of MTSU.

Stones River Manor is a Christian not-for-profit senior living community and is the only faith-based non-profit home for the elderly in Rutherford County.

The Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Effort immediately responds to any major disaster in the United States and US Territories by sending truckloads of emergency food, water, cleaning, and other supplies to be distributed to all disaster victims in the disaster area through a local Church of Christ.

Tennessee Children’s Home has four campuses, all providing safe harbor, treatment, and a Christian environment for displaced families and youth. Kingwood accepts donations for the TN Children’s Home Food and Supply Drive one time each year, either in the spring or fall.

Located in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries is a tool in the hands of supporting Churches of Christ and individual Christians to deliver God’s mercy to children and families in need. Kingwood accepts donations for Potter Children’s Home Food and Supply Drive one time each year, either in the spring or fall.

Since its founding in 1945, Mount Dora Children’s Home has served as a Christ-centered haven for children and families in need. They support children and families through two distinct programs: Residential Services for Children and the Single Parent Program.

The MAGI Project is organized by Healing Hands International. Kingwood fills boxes with school supplies, toys, and hygiene items to be given to children in need in Honduras. This project runs from June-August each year.

In March of 2024, Kingwood accepted the responsibility for the oversight of both the Brazil Church Planting Ministry and the Charlie Huffman Institute of Evangelism, from the Ovilla Church of Christ. The BCPM has its roots back to 1991, when Charlie Huffman first organized it for the purpose of starting churches all over the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais. Seeing the need for Brazilian ministers, Charlie Huffman started the (then-named) Brazil National Bible School, in 1996. It was later renamed the Charlie Huffman Institute of Evangelism, or CHIE, after Charlie’s death. Giovanni Vantuil is the Director of CHIE, and Paul Dawson is its ambassador. In addition to these works, Kingwood fully supports Celio Santos and Delmiro Neto who are ministers in Uberlandia, Brazil, and Ricardo Maia who is support and encouragement, and works with the Church Camp in Belo Horizonte.

In July of 2024, Kingwood accepted the responsibility for the oversight of the Colombia Missions work from the West Olive Church of Christ. Jimmy Pinzon, the Colombia Missions Coordinator, will continue in a similar role at Kingwood, as he and Candice have moved their membership to Kingwood. This continues a long history between Kingwood, and Jimmy and Candice. The specific churches in Colombia are Chia (which is fully self-supported), Zipaquira with Mario Pinzon as the minister, and San Gil where Jorge Quiroga is the minister. Jorge and his wife Rosalba both became Christians at Chia. The churches continue to grow, and plans are underway for the next new church.

Kingwood has worked for many years, in various ways, in Honduras. This includes taking mission groups of 20 to 70 people (mostly youth group) each year to the Tegucigalpa area to visit the women’s prison, the school for the blind, the clinic, and the school of preaching. We also work building houses, distributing food, providing a remote clinic, and interacting with the people. More recently we have worked with Mission Lazarus, which is a Honduras-based organization that strives to glorify God through education and meeting the medical, agricultural, and spiritual needs of the people. Kingwood has sent men’s work groups and other mission groups to help build schools, churches, and living facilities for the families at Mission Lazarus. In 2024, we worked with Breaking Chains doing a lot of the same things our other mission groups have done. Breaking Chains Ministry does a lot of work with the homeless and orphaned youth of Tegucigalpa.

Kingwood supports this mission financially, but all the work across Europe is overseen by Eastern European Missions out of Dallas, Texas. They spread the gospel through Bibles and books in public schools, most notably in Slovenia, Bulgaria, and Ukraine. The newest and most fertile areas now are Greece, Croatia, and Romania. EEM has now spread Bibles and Bible-based materials to over 30 countries, in over 20 languages, in over 4000 public schools, and to over 4,500,000 students.