COMMUNITY OUTREACH
NEW HOPE COMMUNITY CHURCH
2330 Dry Creek Dr. Round Rock, TX 78681                 512-255-0064
One of the most important and vibrant ministries at New Hope is our attempt to illustrate the love of Christ to the people in our
community.  To do this we have several neighborhood outreaches that include annual events such as an Easter Egg Hunt, Vacation
Bible School, Fall Festival, Christmas Outreach, and Neighborhood Tax Help, as well as ongoing outreaches such as Student
Mentors at Bluebonnet Elementary, Teacher Appreciation at Bluebonnet, and Picnics in the Park.  
New Hope also supports many community ministries that help those in particular circumstances. These include: Sara's House, a
ministry for women in crisis pregnancy, Williamson County Crisis Center, a safe place where women and children can go to escape
abuse, The Storehouse, a Christian thrift store and serving center that shares Christ through meeting physical needs, and the
Round Rock Serving Center, serving the needs of those going through  financial difficulties.  Through these and other outreaches,
we attempt to connect with the people in the Round Rock and surrounding areas.  
Listed below are some of the ministries and how to get involved.  We would love for you to come along side us in our support of
these great outreaches.
Student Mentoring
If you would like to impact the lives of kids in our community and demonstrate the
love of Christ to the students and their families through Bluebonnet Elementary
School's Mentoring Program, we would love to have you join the team.
As a member of the Mentoring Team at Bluebonnet Elementary school you will be:

  • Working with a student needing academic help
  • Providing support, guidance and friendship
  • Helping to build character and improve learning
  • Becoming a role model to a student
  • Building relationships with your student's family

Volunteers are Required to take a two hour training session and commit to mentor a
child one hour each week during the school year.  
For more information, or to become involved, contact George Lattimore at 219-6072.

Sara's House
A Christian-based maternity home that provides shelter, love, and encouragement
for single, expectant mothers. In addition they offer  classes on nutrition, birthing,
financial management, adoption, single parenting, cooking, and crafts.
For more information or to volunteer, contact Jeannine Floores at 219-8322 or
brthoflfe@aol.com or check them out their at their website:
Sara's House Maternity Home.

Williamson County Crisis Center
Opening doors, renewing hope, and changing lives.  Williamson County Crisis Center is dedicated to empowering victims of family
violence and sexual assault through support and advocacy, while promoting community awareness, compassion, and responsibility
for creating a safer community. Opportunities for involvement include:

  • Volunteer positions and internships - As a victim advocate, answering the hot-line, assisting with the children's programs,
    helping at the thrift store, working in the offices.
  • Cash Contributions - To provide the required match for grants.
  • Donations - Clothing, furniture, toiletries and household items to be used for families at the shelter or for the thrift store.

To serve or volunteer, call the main office at 255-1212.  For more information go to www.wccc.info
*The Domestic Violence Hot-line is 1-888-460-7233 or locally you can call 255-1212.    

The Storehouse
Sharing Christ through meeting physical needs.  The Storehouse is located in Round Rock at 1601 S. IH 35, suite 305 (next to Half
Price Books).  They are open to serve the public Monday-Saturday, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Services include: a food pantry, free
Bibles, financial classes, life skills and job training, a work program to earn needs at $10/hour (clothes, autos, furniture, appliances,
etc.), Job help: (resume, work references, interview skills, and referrals), Christian counseling, community assistance referrals to area
agencies where help can be found, and relief help to areas hit by devastating catastrophes.  
Volunteer opportunities include: Christian mentors, Spanish speakers, teen mentors, job trainers, Biblical counselors, food pantry and
clothes sorting, pickup or delivery, inventory stocking, carpenters, etc.  For more information or to volunteer, call 512-238-6737 or see
their website at www.the-storehouse.org

Round Rock Serving Center
The serving center carries out a community-wide mission of churches, organization, and individuals serving human needs in the City
of Round Rock and surrounding areas. Services include a food pantry, clothing store, financial assistance for utilities, rent,
prescriptions, transportation, temporary lodging, and gasoline.  To serve or volunteer call 244-2431.  For more information about the
center, see their website at www.rrasc.org or www.servingcenter.org