Serve the nations—right here at home.

Churches across the Triangle are stepping into what God is doing in Durham by serving on game days and engaging with players from all over the world.

Each week, teams gather for competition, followed by a shared meal, a short message from the Bible, and time for conversation—creating a natural space for relationships to grow.

Why It Matters

All Nations Soccer creates a unique space where people from many nations gather each week in a natural, relational setting.

For local churches, this creates an opportunity to build real relationships, serve practically, and engage in gospel conversations—all without leaving the city.

A Shared Meal. A Natural Place for Relationships.

After each match, players gather for a short message from the Bible followed by a shared meal. Church partners help provide and serve the meal, but the goal is bigger than serving food: sit down, meet players, hear their stories, and begin relationships that can continue beyond game day.

What to Expect

  • Pray with the ANS team before serving

  • Welcome players and help serve the post-game meal

  • Sit, eat, and build relationships with players

  • Help create opportunities for conversations and prayer

A game day can be the beginning of a longer relationship.

Some church partners continue engaging throughout the season by supporting Team Leaders—Christian players who invest in teammates, pray for them, share the gospel, and help connect them with the local church.

As relationships grow, churches can support these leaders, welcome players into the life of their church, and continue caring for players and families beyond the Sunday they serve.

Interested in partnering as a church?

Whether your church is ready to serve a game day or explore a longer-term partnership, we'd love to start a conversation.