Today I’d like to celebrate the partnership of charitable foundations in our work of providing Housing That Heals in Denver. As you may be aware, the core of Mile High Ministries’ financial support comes from friends like you—giving from hearts of [...]

Dear friends, Summer is an important time for kids across the country, and at Joshua Station work our hardest to make it meaningful and impactful for our youth. It is very important when building and creating programming that lasts, we work [...]

Dear friends, I didn’t realize how powerful a basket of cleaning supplies could be until I watched someone cry over it. It was just a regular day at Joshua Station. A volunteer had curated a small collection of household goodies as [...]

For twenty-five years, Joshua Station has been helping families transition from homelessness to healthy, interdependent living. It is a special place filled with precious people and constant activity—beautiful messes made by children, the aroma of meals being cooked and shared, and [...]

Dear friends, When I think about the concept of “giving back,” the first images that usually come to mind are the more traditional ones: volunteering at a homeless shelter, donating money to someone holding a cardboard sign on the side of [...]

Dear friends, This summer, music did what it does best — it brought people together. At Clara Brown Commons, we hosted two powerful evenings under the banner of Cha’Rel Sings, celebrating community connection, joy, and purpose. On the first night, the [...]

Dear friends, A fun, diverse group gathered recently to witness a milestone and celebrate the life of Penny Salazar-Phillips, who is retiring this summer after twenty years in leadership at Mile High Ministries. Penny directed Joshua Station for more than ten [...]

Dear friends, A backpack might seem simple—but in the right hands, it can spark courage and confidence. At Joshua Station, the back-to-school season brings more than sharpened pencils and fresh notebooks. For many of our kids, it’s the first time they [...]