For this year’s Spring Into Caring for Joshua Station, we’re celebrating doorways to opportunity. Our residents courageously step across many thresholds along their journey with us. They find support from staff, volunteers, and each other—as they prepare for their futures. We’d [...]

Today we celebrate the birthday and legacy of Cesar Chavez, whose prayerful activism inspires us in our own ministry and ripples through our local communities.Tomorrow morning, chants of Sí Se Puede!* will ring out along the streets of North Denver and [...]

 “You’ll be amazed at how good things are, in a place without judgment!” That’s what Crystal Ortega says about Joshua Station, to anyone seeking to heal from the trauma of homelessness. She’s overwhelmingly grateful she heard about Joshua Station while in [...]

“I was a terrible speller,” remembers Rhiannon Middleton. I didn’t know how to make a sentence. I had no idea what punctuation was for. My math was even worse; I didn’t know how to multiply.”Rhiannon was 25 years old, and life [...]

Wanting to know more about the lives of her students, a young Denver Public Schools teacher began walking neighborhoods. Most of her students lived in poverty, as she had experienced in her childhood back in Ohio. Her home was on Denver’s [...]

Dear friends,You’ll see a new logo and spiffy graphic designs around Mile High Ministries these days. We’re enjoying them and hope you do too.Our talented partners at Vybe Well Media listened deeply to what makes our hearts sing and our housing [...]

 “Home.” It’s the most common way our residents refer to Joshua Station.It’s the most rewarding for us to hear, because we are a “ministry of presence and place.” Daily, we practice a way of the heart—invited but never forced—that weaves residents, [...]

We cannot do everything, and there is a sense of liberation in realizing that. This enables us to do something, and to do it very well. —The Prayer of Óscar Romero   Dear friend, Clara Brown Commons construction is underway, we [...]