Non-Profit Partnering Organizations

Providing transitional housing to individuals escaping homelessness, abuse, and addictions. ODM owns 6 or 7 buildings on or near Colfax and Marion Street in Denver, CO.

The Learning Center and Downtown Youth Center support working families by providing quality education founded on high academics and Christian character development. Provides structure, support, and discipleship for elementary, middle, and high school students.

The Street 2 Life Print Shop offers transitional employment and Christian discipleship to those coming off the streets.

Various services taking place every week, including a food bank, meals for the community on Saturdays, community building services for the disabled, and family room meals.

Helping couples or individuals navigate a pregnancy, both planned and unplanned, by walking alongside and providing counseling and education.

Experienced and compassionate caseworkers provided to help guide families through both domestic and international adoptions.

Providing family based orphan care, carried out through the local church in order to provide support for orphaned and vulnerable children around the world.

Specializing in providing support for foster families through a highly trained, ministry-minded social work team to help the family thrive.

To model after the Macedonian Stewardship churches in 2 Corinthians, whom willingly gave beyond their means, compelled by a sincere devotion to the Lord and a desire to help others.

Eliminate expressive individualism (“my fund, my way”) by building a community of givers, a community of generosity, and teach that to the next generation.

To have accountability and a single purpose among brothers for motive and goal.

To foster the friendship and fellowship of generosity.

To help train and disciple the next generations in giving and stewardship.

Each spring and fall, Joyful Light offers two age appropriate, and high quality musical shows, as well as a week long summer camp in both June and July. It is fun for all ages, and offers a safe place for youth to develop their gifts and talents.

Even though it is only the youth on stage, a successful show season is a task that involves the whole family. From set creation, costumes, volunteer hours — and finally show week, it is a ministry that truly engages the whole family.

The vision at Joyful Light is first to share Biblical truth with kids in worship, Word, and prayer, and then to teach and engage in theater.

Joyful Light Youth Theater exists to use theater to discover and develop children's God-given gifts to make a joyful noise and bring God glory both on and off the stage.