Community Partners
Jesus didn’t just talk about justice—he lived it. So do we. We stand with the vulnerable, fight for the excluded, and work to heal what’s been broken. Whether it’s advocating for LGBTQIA+ rights, marching for racial justice, or providing meals to those in need, we believe faith looks like action.
Our partnerships reflect our commitment to building a more just and compassionate world. Whether advocating for racial justice, LGBTQ+ inclusion, immigrant support, or housing security, we work with organizations that put love into action. Together, we amplify voices, break down barriers, and create lasting change.
This is what faith looks like in the world. This is the work we are called to do.
Atlanta Pride is more than a festival—it’s a movement for love, justice, and belonging. As Georgia’s oldest LGBTQ+ advocacy organization, they create spaces where all people can be fully seen, valued, and celebrated. From the iconic Pride Parade each October to year-round education, outreach, and community reinvestment, their work embodies the spirit of radical welcome.
At St. Luke, we welcome all. That’s why we’re honored to partner with Atlanta Pride to host Interfaith Drag Me to Church—a joyful, justice-filled celebration where faith and fabulousness meet. In a world that too often tries to silence or exclude, we believe worship should be a place of bold affirmation and extravagant love.
Inspiritus walks alongside those facing life’s challenges, offering hope, stability, and empowerment. Born from the union of Lutheran Services of Georgia and Lutheran Services of Tennessee, Inspiritus serves children who have been abused or neglected, people with developmental disabilities, refugees and immigrants, individuals affected by natural disasters, and communities experiencing poverty.
We are honored to partner with Inspiritus in their mission of renewal, resilience, and justice for all people, embodying the love of Christ through compassionate action and unwavering support.
Grace House is a place of radical welcome, deep connection, and bold faith. A shared ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta and the Southeastern Synod of the ELCA, Grace House serves the Georgia Tech community with a spirit of hospitality, justice, and joy.
More than just a campus ministry, Grace House is a home—a space where students can find friendship, purpose, and belonging. As the only LGBTQIA+ affirming ministry at Georgia Tech, it stands as a beacon of love and inclusion, ensuring that every student knows they are seen, valued, and embraced just as they are.
Faith calls us to build—homes, hope, and a future where everyone has a place to belong. The Lutheran Coalition for Habitat for Humanity brings together Lutherans across Atlanta to put love into action, working alongside local Habitat affiliates to ensure families have safe, affordable housing.
Each year, we raise the funds and roll up our sleeves to help build a home for a Partner Family. Brick by brick, we’re not just constructing houses—we’re creating a foundation for dignity, stability, and community.
At Buckhead Christian Ministry (BCM), faith looks like full tables, stable homes, and a community that refuses to let neighbors struggle alone. For over 35 years, BCM has been fighting hunger and homelessness in North Atlanta, offering emergency assistance, financial support, and a path toward lasting stability.
From feeding the hungry to preventing evictions and helping families move from homelessness to permanent housing, BCM ensures that love is more than words—it’s action. Supported by churches, businesses, and thousands of committed individuals, BCM continues to be a lifeline for those in crisis. St. Luke is proud to stand alongside them in this work of justice, dignity, and care.
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If you are a community organization looking to explore a partnership, let’s discover how we can serve our community together.
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