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ABOUT US
At J127 Ministry, we exist to offer hope
to the vulnerable in the next generation.
Each day, we intentionally build young women up by surrounding them
with a structured and dependable support system.
As they develop healthy coping skills and strengthen their problem-solving abilities,
and pursue educational and career goals, we walk alongside them.
Our program provides consistent mentorship, accountability, and guidance
that reinforces healthy decision-making and personal responsibility.
Through emotional healing and personal growth, they begin to rebuild confidence
and establish lasting stability for their future.
Our mission is not short-term relief, but lasting stability, restored confidence, and spiritual growth
that carries forward - into every season of their lives.
We Encourage and Teach Five Basic Principles
1. Develop intentional relationships with God and find their individual life purpose.
— Spiritual
2. Students will be matched up with two to three loving, caring, supportive mentors who will
walk side by side with their mentee as they support them as they accomplish
their educational goals and learn the necessary life skills that will help them be fulfilled in this life.
They will find genuine acceptance and encouragement for now and in the future.
—Support System
3. Weekly, mandatory practical life skill classes and Group. Topics range from budgeting, cooking, sewing, gardening, taxes, health care/first aid, all delivered in a trauma-informed care way. We provide self-defense techniques and basic training in exercise, yoga, and we play frisbee and board games. We practice hospitality, resume building, and interviewing skills.
We also hold Bible studies, talk about dating violence and healthy relationships,
parenting, and for self-sufficiency - we discuss car maintenance, .etc.
—Life Skills and Group
4. Help students with their educational needs necessary to become productive members
of their community and break the cycle of poverty. Youth are encouraged to enroll in trade
school, college, GED training, or job training in a particular area by the end of the
third month living at the J127 transitional home, as well as get a full or part-time job,
depending on educational goals. —Education
5. Students will be involved in the community through volunteering with other local non-profits, city projects, and churches. By giving back and serving others, we strongly believe you can
discover who you were uniquely created to be. —Service
Reinforcing unique individuals
in their eternal destiny's!
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