building
a future beyond foster care
We saw a need in our community we couldn't ignore: Young men aging out of foster care are entering adulthood without the family, stability, and support many of us take for granted. The Joshua Project began with the conviction that meaningful ministry happens through relationships. We didn't have a building or formal ministry space, but we could still make a difference within the sphere of influence God had already given us.
We started with a simple invitation to a free lunch, and we quickly had a group of 15 mentees attending every week. This mentorship program has become the heartbeat of our ministry.
We started with a simple invitation to a free lunch, and we quickly had a group of 15 mentees attending every week. This mentorship program has become the heartbeat of our ministry.



