Justice and Mercy

SERVE WITH US

Join us as we seek to truly love our neighbors and sacrificially serve our neighbors who are hurting or in crisis in cooperation with these mission partners

  • Founded by IRPC in 2009, GraceWay Village has served Treasure Coast residents who struggle with poverty, food scarcity, homelessness, and other tragic needs. GraceWay's formation was an outgrowth of IRPC's vision for serving unmet needs in St. Lucie County. Its mission is to: feed those who are hungry; provide clothing to children and teens of low-income families; and conduct workshops designed to improve lives and productivity. Since 2009, GraceWay Village has served over 255,000 meals to the hungry and supplied more than 22,000 area children and teens with clothing items.

  • IRPC is honored to host Ft. Pierce center for EPIC counseling services. EPIC — an acronym for Emotional, Physical, Intellectual, and Character-based needs — is a trauma-informed therapeutic approach infused with Biblical principles. When a child has experienced trauma, their pain can manifest into behavioral issues, anxiety, depression, issues with attachment, and more. EPIC clinicians offer therapy and training services to unleash the power of Christ-centered, trust-based relationships with kids

  • CarePortal is Care-Sharing technology that drives action for local children and families in crisis. CarePortal’s role is to help mobilize action neighbor-to-neighbor; to connect vulnerable children and families with caring neighbors in their own community. For both prevention and protection, the ultimate goal is for children and families to build a meaningful connection that can lead to on-going supportive relationships. In 2025 alone, IRPC served 71 children with an economic impact of $29,239.

  • The Treasure Coast chapter of Safe Families for Children partners with local churches to provide radical hospitality and disruptive generosity to families in Crisis. Their goal is to mobilize the churches in our area to be a network of support that helps reduce child abuse/neglect, deflect children entering the child welfare system, and strengthen families to stay together.