Transfiguration has a long-standing commitment to the local community. For decades we have supported the needs of the town’s elementary school and joined other civic and religious organizations to purchase a mountaintop property which has become a community park that is used for Saluda's Ecumenical Easter Service and other community events.

​Today, Transfiguration and its parishioners continue to engage the needs of the community both monetarily and with hands-on participation. Here are a few of our outreach ministries:

​​The Church of the Advocate - Twice a year Transfiguration worships on a Sunday afternoon with our brothers and sisters at Church of the Advocate, an Episcopal community of faith that welcomes and serves the homeless in Asheville.

​Following worship, Transfiguration offers a nutritious lunch and a take-away snack bag to all who are present.

​​Autumn Care Singers - Every Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. a group of Transfiguration folks gather at the local nursing home, Autumn Care, and make a joyful noise, singing favorite folk and Gospel songs.

Brown Bag – On the third Friday afternoon of every month a small, dedicated group of folks provide a simple brown bag of groceries full of nutrient dense food items and often a fresh bag of local apples and loaf of bread.

Transfiguration contributed over $18,000 to these programs and agencies in 2017 and 2018:

Thermal Belt Outreach Ministries
Steps to Hope
Polk County Schools
Saluda Living in Place
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Tryon
Saluda Fire and Rescue
Hendersonville Rescue Mission
Local and National Disaster Relief

 ‘Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family,
you did it to me.’  (Matthew 25: 40)