Working together to provide excellent and comprehensive Christ-Centered services to women in need of assistance.
Throughout history, we have seen community members come together forming coalitions to achieve goals for good. Our coalition members value working together to make a measurable impact for the Kingdom.
Our planning body meets monthly to identify gaps in services, share resources, and discover solutions for the women we serve in the community.
Coalition Members
Full list of coalition members coming soon.
(addiction recovery, housing, life-coaching, mental health, women’s health, human trafficking, food pantries, clothing, advocates, volunteers, churches)
Women in Leadership Speak
Jehovah Rapha
Time does not heal! Only Jesus heals! I have heard all my life, time heals. Time does not heal! Only Jesus heals; only He restores what is broken and lost in us. We can search our whole lives waiting for “ time“ to do her great work, but the reality is, then you will neverContinue reading “Jehovah Rapha”
The Power of Planting Seeds
One of the most incredible things we get to do is watch women flourish through our housing program. Sometimes interactions as simple as making the proper referral can be life-changing. Whether big or small, we understand that every encounter is a chance to plant a seed. Often, we don’t know how quickly those seeds grow,Continue reading “The Power of Planting Seeds”
Worth and Identity – What’s the difference and how do they work together?
Have you ever seen a Spirit-filled, bold, and confident daughter of the King and wondered to yourself, “Where does she get all that confidence from?” Well, I can tell you this… she didn’t just wake up like that one day. There is hard work involved in walking in purpose with boldness. What you see isContinue reading “Worth and Identity – What’s the difference and how do they work together?”
Uprooting Shame
Shame is undeniably one of the most widely used tactics of the enemy against women. Shame tells us to isolate, and shame makes us a victim. Shame tells us we shouldn’t accept help. Shame tells us that we are unlovable. Shame tells us we are bad daughters, wives, and mothers. Shame robs us from approachingContinue reading “Uprooting Shame”
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