On May 9th, Mission First Alliance proudly hosted the ribbon cutting and open house for our newly established National Headquarters—a dedicated space designed to serve, support, and strengthen the first responder community and our ministry partners. The event was a vibrant celebration of God’s provision and the incredible people who have come alongside this mission.

We were honored to welcome local first responders, community supporters, alliance members from neighboring regions, and ministry partners who joined us for the event. Throughout the day, guests explored the new space, shared in encouraging conversations, and caught the vision for how this headquarters will be used for years to come. One special moment included a local prayer group who stopped by to pray over the building, covering it in peace and purpose for all who enter.

The new headquarters features meeting areas, lounging spaces, a kitchenette, and a dedicated podcast studio—all thoughtfully designed to create a warm, relaxing, and welcoming environment. This space will serve as a hub for ministry meetings, a quiet refuge where first responders can rest, pray, and recharge, and a location where God-centered conversations and community can flourish.

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our generous sponsors and supporters who made this vision possible:

And the many others who donated furnishings, supplies, and support to bring this space to life.

Robert Thompson, Attorney at Law

Jamie & Deb Warden

Sherwin-Williams

Hope by Faith Nonprofit Solutions

The Ice Cream Show

Nothing Bundt Cakes

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga Area

Food City

Dunkin’

This is just the beginning. More to come as we share how this space will be used regularly by the first responder community, offering a place of rest, connection, and spiritual encouragement.

Be sure to check out the photo gallery included below and watch the walk-through video to get a glimpse of the day and the space.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in person or in spirit. We are grateful for your prayers and support as we continue to stand with those who serve first.