Murfreesboro, TN - As Greenhouse Ministries continues celebrating 25 years of community service in Rutherford County, the nonprofit is expanding its reach with new initiatives aimed at deepening its impact on the community.
The Spring House Needs Donations of Food
Greenhouse just opened The Spring House, a grocery store-style food bank where guests are paired with personal shoppers who not only assist with selecting food, clothing, and essentials, but also offer prayer and encouragement.
Greenhouse Director of Operations Alexander Sanford said Spring House needs donations of food...
Just around the corner, another Greenhouse blessing is being planted. The soon-to-open Ivy on Spring Coffee House promises to be a welcoming space for fellowship and connection. Sanford continued...
Volunteers Needed
These expansions come with a growing need for support. Greenhouse is actively seeking donations of food and clothing, and especially more volunteers. Weekly Volunteer Orientation sessions are held every Thursday at 10:00 a.m. at their office, located at 307 S. Academy Street in downtown Murfreesboro.
Co-founder Cliff Sharp emphasized the ministry’s mission: “The individuals and families who visit Greenhouse are special, and our goal is to get to know them, become friends, help them with their needs, pray with them—treat them with dignity.”'
Living University has two openings
Greenhouse’s Living University program also continues to thrive, recently graduating two men equipped with essential life skills—from job readiness to financial stewardship. The program currently has two openings, offering participants affordable housing in on-site apartments.
Live In The Boro
Looking ahead, Greenhouse is preparing for its annual talent showcase, 2025 Live In The Boro, set for August 26 at MTSU’s Student Union Ballroom. Video auditions are now being accepted, and the deadline is fast approaching. For more information, call 615-494-0499.
You can learn more about Greenhouse Ministries and their ongoing work on their official website.
