Marcelle with her Family Advocate Ana Reyes “I’m thinking about writing a book about life at Joshua Station,” says Marcelle B. “I would title it ‘Immense Courage.’ It would not be just my story, but stories of all the other parents [...]

Falling Into Autumn Beauty in life, beauty in death – arm in arm so close here. Song of golden aspen, red maple, orange oak. Graceful dance of falling leaves. Distant whisper calling birds to come away. Bountiful harvest blessing. Bright pumpkin [...]

“This is amazing, guys – we’ve never had this many of our parents enrolled in college!” Our monthly Joshua Station Town Hall Meeting is buzzing with school news (on Zoom these days instead of our community room). Program Director Amy Jackson [...]

https://vimeo.com/448656290Clara Brown was an early Colorado pioneer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who helped make Colorado what it is today. She was born into slavery in Virginia in 1800. She married another slave, Richard, in 1818 and together they had four children: Richard, [...]

Figuring out school for your kids during the Covid-19? You’re in the same boat with Joshua Station families this fall. Spring 2020 was about simply making it through. For this coming school year, our parents are eager for their kids to [...]

Howie and Renée Miller know Joshua Station from the inside out. After very generously supporting Mile High Ministries for over ten years, they actually moved in! They weren’t undergoing homelessness, but they wanted to share life with people who had – [...]

Be still, and know that I am God Be still, and know that I am Be still, and know Be still Be Every morning, our Mile High Ministries staff gathers for prayer, reflection, and sharing. We always include five minutes of [...]

We’re excited to hear the first hammers and saws of the project! Fourteen temporary, relocatable homes will make up the transformational community known as Women’s Village at Clara Brown Commons. The Mortenson Company kicked off construction with a volunteer day in July, and the “tiny homes” [...]