Free Community Shred Day July 19

Join us this weekend at Carter Bank for a FREE Community Shred Day! Take control of your privacy by shredding your documents safely and securely with Commonwealth Document Management, Inc. and make a difference by donating nonperishable food items to support The Christian Mission‘s food pantry to give back to families in our community. 
📍Carter Bank – Mooresville Branch | 231 East Plaza Dr., Mooresville, NC
⏰9:00 am – Noon or until shred truck is full
🥫 Items Needed for Donation: Spaghetti Sauce, Pasta, Condiments, + Cereal
📄 Limit 8 boxes per vehicle

15 Years of Trot, Tradition & Turkey!

Join us for the 15th Annual Turkey Trot 5K, a fun and family-friendly tradition that brings the community together before the big feast! Whether you’re running, walking, or trotting in costume, it’s the perfect way to kick off your Thanksgiving morning. Celebrate 15 years of fitness, fun, and giving back—register now and be part of the tradition! To become a sponsor of the Turkey Trot – visit our Turkey Trot page!

our impact

Individuals Served

Clothing and household items provided

Dollars given in rent & utility Assistance

Pantry visits

poverty is a local problem

  • 14% of NC residents live below the federal poverty line
  • 41% of students in Mooresville Graded School District qualify for free or reduced lunch
  • 17.6% of Iredell youth are living in poverty

our mission

The Christian Mission exists to break the cycle of poverty by providing crisis assistance, case management, educational programming, and community engagement.

how we help

Many people are living in poverty or surviving right on its edge. A single misfortune–a layoff, medical situation, home repair, or car trouble–can be the thing that tips someone into a hopeless situation.

We are all acquainted with people like this in our community, whether we know it or not. They are hardworking, caring people who need help.

The Christian Mission offers crisis assistance and comprehensive programming.

Our goal is to help people in our community avoid or break out of the cycle of poverty, leading to a better quality of life.