Values and Culture
Our values shape how we serve, lead, and build community. They guide both our internal culture and the way we show up in the world. This is more than just what we believe; it is how we live it out together.
Our Mission Statement
Provide Christ-centered nurture for children and families in need, share the love of Christ with incarcerated youth and adults, and provide programs and experiences for our staff members that foster spiritual and personal growth.
Our Core Focus
Our Purpose is to Break the Cycle of Incarceration.
We help Colorado families experiencing chronic imprisonment find connection, hope and spiritual healing that leads them to transformed lives and incarceration-free futures.
By 2035, our goal is to disciple 4000 offenders and 1200 children each year.
Our Unique Characteristics
True Transformation Comes Through Christ
We believe lasting life transformation begins only with a relationship with Jesus.
A Generational Approach
We disrupt the cycle of incarceration for parents and children by understanding and addressing their real and perceived needs.
Commitment to Lasting Relationships
Change happens in the context of trust, so we build long term relationships with recipients, donors, agencies and vendors.
Core Values
Healthy Relationships
Service Mindset
Purposeful Growth
Intentional Stewardship
Shared Success
Flexible Strength
Facing challenges with perseverance and resilience. Embracing change as an opportunity for progress and improvement.
Beliefs and Expressions
- We fulfill the Lord’s prayer of bringing the Kingdom of Heaven to earth.
- We believe God speaks through His people.
- We believe everyone has a special calling on their life to make a significant difference in the Kingdom.
- We recognize an individual’s gifts and assist them in developing them.
- We recognize gifts and moral authority over position.
Religious Affiliation
We follow the ways of Jesus with wholehearted devotion, striving to live out the truth of Scripture in every area of life. Our purpose is to share the transforming hope of the Gospel to break the cycle of incarceration. Rooted in the Anabaptist (Mennonite) tradition, we’re called to be a people of peace, community, and radical faithfulness in how we love, serve, and live.