The Commitment

The Justice Revival is committed to serve the servant-leaders in our city who have been at the forefront of being an answer to the challenges of homelessness facing our city. We commend the numerous individuals and organizations who have been answering the call to be the hands and face of Jesus Christ to the homeless.

We commit our spiritual influence to communicate to our cities political leaders, civic leaders, and business leaders the gospel message as it relates to this issue.

The Justice Revival will work to facilitate and sponsor neighborhood engagement on this issue.

The Justice Revival will work closely with our city leaders to make sure that they are encouraged and supported in the accomplishment of the task force goals and objectives. This would include keeping an open conversation with council members, neighborhood association leaders, non profit leaders, etc.

The Justice Revival will sponsor Justice Sunday’s where speaker will address this issue along with the school adoption program. The church should be a key force in educating our congregations and community with real stories about real people who need our help. The church will serve as a “healing agent” to humanize the project and dispel fears and misconceptions.

The Justice Revival wealth of relationship with non profits in our city who deal with various aspects of challenges that each of those ministries specialize in can become a resource for those communities who have fears, concerns, and lack of training in helping this target outreach.

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Click here to learn more about organizations serving the homeless.