“Tim always made me laugh, remembers Karen D’Onofrio Ziegler. “When I was a tiny baby he made me laugh, my mom says, and he kept us laughing through life. He was goofy, silly, fun. He was the good big brother [...]

“The process of finding a therapist can be overwhelming,” says Counseling Coordinator Monica Rowell—an observation many of us might echo. “All the more when you can’t afford it. Then when you add situations of life upheaval and basic survival, it’s [...]

“I have friendships with people here that will last a lifetime,” says Anna Pesnell, who lives at Joshua Station as a resident volunteer. “With residents, staff, and other volunteers.” Anna’s role is vital to the Joshua Station community. Unlike other [...]

At Clara Brown Commons we emphasize the connective tissue within the apartment building. Loving your neighbor (or maybe even just feeling safe around them) starts with knowing their names.That’s why we actually pay residents to learn the names of their neighbors!We [...]

At Joshua Station this year, resident adults are focusing on “soft skills” important for their pathways out of the trauma of homelessness. Not to be outdone, our youth lead the way with their skill-building enthusiasm. They model and practice these [...]

We’re excited to launch our annual Spring Into Caring generosity event! Our goal is to raise $150,000 for Joshua Station by April 9. Can I share a bit about why, and invite your participation in giving? GIVE NOW I was [...]

Dear friends, I want to share just a bit of what’s new for 2026. What a year this will be for us! Resident Room Expansion – Joshua Station We held off on welcoming [...]

Friday mornings at Mile High Ministries begin with a virtual staff prayer gathering. We use the time-tested practice of Examen to train ourselves to look through the eyes of the Spirit and consider where we have seen God’s presence and movement in [...]