Dear friends,
At Joshua Station, our residents display an abundance of caring. It’s not simply that our team cares (we do). But the most important caring that goes on here is residents caring for each other. Kelsey Shackleford, staffing the front desk last week, shared this:
“Tonight was a great example of caring! It was Chantel’s night to clean the kitchen. Some of our team
When “called out” later, Keishla responded matter-of-factly, “Oh we always help each other at Joshua Station. For one thing, things take less time. For another, Chantel’s my friend. It’s just how Joshua Station is. We keep an eye on each others’ kids and have each others’ backs.”
Transformation at Joshua Station, where families are healing from homelessness and making next steps, absolutely depends on such lavish abundance. There is always enough for all, not because our staff team has enough for all, but because each person’s gifts are being unleashed in this beautiful space.
Blessings and peace,
Amy Jackson, MSW
Deputy Director, Mile High Ministries
Program Director, Joshua Station