What we do

At the heart of our mission is a calling to serve, uplift, and restore. We provide a safe environment for families—men, women, and children—who are ready to change their lives and begin walking in obedience to the Torah with all their heart, mind, and soul. This includes men and women experiencing homelessness and those impacted by the court system—whether on probation,  transitioning from jail or prison, or involved with child protection services. Through compassion and structure, we offer a second chance—grounded in truth, love, and purpose.

We teach the true Word of Yahuah, guiding men and women toward spiritual growth and lasting change. Our addiction recovery program is rooted in this spiritual transformation, helping men and women break free from bondage and walk in freedom.

We also teach essential life skills that promote independence and sustainable living. These include gardening, canning, egg preservation, cheese making, and more—empowering men, women, and families to provide for themselves and their communities.

As part of our outreach ministry, we send Bibles and spiritual books to prisoners, maintain personal contact with incarcerated men and women, and offer encouragement and biblical truth to those behind bars. Our goal is to plant seeds of hope and transformation in even the most difficult places.

We encourage a return to the ancient path of living—where we pursue increase through righteous living, community support, and obedience to Yahuah, rather than simply chasing income.

Beyond housing and teaching, we serve the broader community by caring for the poor, widows, orphans, and the fatherless—bringing hope to the hopeless and light to those in darkness.