Volunteers helping neighbors on a downtown sidewalk during a Mission:58 outreach

Mission:58

Faith in Action.

“Feed the hungry, and help those in trouble. Then your light will shine out from the darkness, and the darkness around you will be as bright as noon.”
Isaiah 58:10

What Is Mission:58?

Faith with its sleeves rolled up

Mission:58 takes its name from Isaiah 58:10, where the promise of light is tied directly to how we treat the hungry and the troubled. It is the part of Lighthouse Ministry that goes out — to sidewalks, parks, and doorsteps.

The work is not complicated. Show up. Bring what is needed. Learn people’s names. Stay long enough for the conversation to matter.

Our Purpose

Why Mission:58 exists

Mission:58 exists so that the teaching of Lighthouse Ministries does not stop at words. It puts food in hands, supplies where they are needed, and steady presence beside people in trouble — so that the light Isaiah describes is something our neighbors can actually see.

A community gathering tent set up at Veterans Memorial Park

Who We Serve

Our neighbors

Mission:58 serves neighbors in Hillsborough and the surrounding New Hampshire towns — people without stable housing, families stretched thin between paychecks, and anyone carrying more than they can manage alone. The team meets people on sidewalks, at Veterans Memorial Park, and at their doorsteps, with food, supplies, prayer, and time.

Photographs

Mission:58 in Action

Two volunteers assisting a neighbor with belongings on a city sidewalkA father and three children in Mission:58 shirtsThree Mission:58 volunteers smiling outside a homeVeterans Memorial Park where Mission:58 outreach gatherings are held

Photographs from Mission:58 outreach in Hillsborough, New Hampshire.

Get involved with Mission:58

Serving alongside Mission:58 does not require experience — only willingness. Reach out and we will tell you where the next need is.