As owners of a help/service business, we often encountered people with various needs. This inspired us to develop a sustainable approach to assist not only those we met but also to extend our reach to help many more. Through prayer, patience, and seeking divine guidance, we were inspired by the model of the early Christian church. Just as Christ embodies a relational God, our mission is to support seniors, widows, and others in the community through relationship-based service. Sharing Jesus often goes beyond words; it's about demonstrating His love through our actions, addressing the immense needs around us.

Our vision was to create a reservoir of resources to respond to the immediate needs of people in our community, with the ultimate aim of forming enduring relationships where not only physical but also emotional and social needs are addressed. The provision of physical assistance is merely a pathway to the true objective: fostering genuine connections rooted in the love Christ has instilled in us.

As we reflected deeply on this vision for our non-profit, a multitude of possibilities emerged, highlighting various ways to utilize the talents and callings we've been given. Although initially inspired by the needs of seniors, we believe our service should not be confined by age or specific needs. This realization transformed our view from that of a standard non-profit to that of a ministry.

We aim not to restrict what we can achieve; for instance, we might help a single mother with minor car repairs or support someone through a medical emergency with temporary aid. As our outreach expands, so does our need for a diverse array of resources, both material and non-material. We envision creating a network of volunteer handymen, securing partnerships with hardware stores for donations or discounts, organizing social events tailored to client interests, or even arranging educational sessions where experienced individuals share knowledge with younger groups.

These initiatives are just the beginning of what God intends to accomplish through us, using the gifts He has bestowed. We see ourselves as part of Christ's body, specifically called to care for these wonderful individuals. In line with Christ's relational nature, our ministry is designed to be driven by relationships, coordinating and providing solutions to needs that become evident within the context of these relationships.