The Byllesby Center is a care outreach ministry focusing on the most vulnerable members of society, where the marginalized, the homeless, the working poor, the food and shelter challenged, are recognized and welcomed. As an infant ministry, the Byllesby Center currently provides, with no income other than donations, a hot weekly lunch for an average of 120 people, a monthly food pantry, free senior food boxes and weekly breakfast/bible studies for men and women. In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, The Center stayed open and fed more than 2,000 meals to those who are food insecure and were impacted by the disaster. The Center has hosted community health events with hearing/vision/general health screenings free of charge for the community. A new scout troop utilizes the main hall for meetings and community support.

The Byllesby Center has partnered with a local inner city elementary school, working with their staff and leadership to assist with

student needs. The Center provides office and meeting space for Addiction Recovery Services of Augusta; several of their support groups use the space for meetings. An abused women support group will soon be welcomed to the Center for offices and events.