By partnering with the Holy Spirit, we will experience 500 transformed lives over the next two years.

Material Poverty

Spiritual Poverty

Relational Poverty

Poverty is fundamentally the absence of Shalom (peace). Shalom is all about relationships, therefore poverty is fundamentally about the broken relationships (with God, self, others, the creation) and NOT fundamentally about the lack of something.

“Jesus knew he would make us uncomfortable by telling us these things…Hungry, thirsty, homeless, shivering, sick, incarcerated, overlooked, and ignored…As followers of Jesus, we will be held accountable for the way we treat others…it is as if we care for Jesus Himself."