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No One Should Go Through Homelessness Alone

No One Should Go Through Homelessness Alone

In their significant new book, When We Walk By, Kevin Addler and Donald Burns suggest that “No one should go through homelessness alone.” It’s a book about Forgotten Humanity, Broken Systems, and the Role We Can Each Play In Ending Homelessness in America. The reality of America’s epidemic of loneliness touches us all in some […]

Oh What Fun! 33rd Annual Christmas Store

Oh What Fun! 33rd Annual Christmas Store

“Just look at the joy on every face in this room! It’s the reason I’m here each year,” says volunteer Grace Ellsworth. Once again she’s faithfully at her post, doing tough and tempting duty at the cookie table. The dining room at Joshua Station is a big ol’ family reunion of past and present residents, […]

Unexpected New Family Members

Unexpected New Family Members

“They are truly part of our family now.” Glenda and Jeff Varnell light up every time they speak of Ricardo, Rosebely, and Isabella—precious “new family members” they have gained over the past year through Joshua Station. “This [Blanco-Rivero] family is very loving. They bless us more than we could ever do for them. They welcome […]

Among the Living

Among the Living

As a Mile High Ministries staff community, over the past couple weeks we’ve been spending time among our forebears. Two “holy days” in our calendar provided the chance to pause, remember, reflect, and celebrate. Last week, we walked among the gravestones at Denver’s oldest cemetery, Riverside. October 23 is the day Clara Brown passed from […]

Tutors Needed – And a Question

Tutors Needed – And a Question

How might a kid make a difference in your life? First an urgent volunteer request, and then we’ll get to the question… Tutors Needed! What, The Biggie: Build an encouraging relationship with a student who has been through a lot in life What, Also Big: Elementary math, reading, and writing homework When: Wednesday October 4,  […]

Our Brand-New Initiative: Abundant Ground

Our Brand-New Initiative: Abundant Ground

What role might churches play in the intertwined crises of housing affordability and social isolation? A growing number of congregations express curiosity about the possibilities for providing housing on their previously under-utilized land. Imagine: What could extra parking spaces and grassy areas become? How might it transform our congregational life? Through Abundant Ground, our new […]

Farewell to Summer Already?

Farewell to Summer Already?

Yep, believe it or not, for kids living at Joshua Station, the season is changing. What a summer! Every day was Summer Camp at Joshua Station, with a flurry of enriching and creative activities led by groups of volunteers from near and far. Then on some days—unusually quiet. Along with many parents, staff, and helpers, […]

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