Our Ministry Partners

Caring Network Illinois is the first step for women facing an unplanned pregnancy. We welcome women with unconditional love, counsel, and resources that offer the light of truth We bring the very best tools into the crisis of an unplanned pregnancy— addressing the complex issues that compel a mother to seek abortion as her answer. 

Naomi’s House is geared toward restoring what has been lost in the evil and violence of trafficking. Through a trauma-informed, holistic approach, our team is helping women heal and achieve hundreds of personal goals. Rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and committed to the full mental, emotional, and spiritual healing of each survivor, we operate under the belief that she is the best advocate for her own care.

IJM is a global organization that protects the poor from violence throughout the developing world. IJM partners with local authorities to rescue victims of violence, bring criminals to justice, restore survivors, and strengthen justice systems

Outreach Community Ministries, a family of faith-based, community service organizations serving DuPage County.The activities and services of Outreach are neighborhood and community-based locations; a concern for the whole person, mind, body and spirit; relationships based on integrity and mutual respect; and a desire to equip people to reach their God-given potential.

Re:new Christian nonprofit that serves refugee women resettled in and around Dupage County, Illinois. In partnership with local churches, Re:new provides a space for community members to build relationships with refugee women, learn about the challenges refugees encounter in the resettlement process, and live out their faith and love for Jesus Christ by serving refugee women. 

By The Hand is a Christ-centered, after-school program that takes kids by the hand and walks with them from kindergarten through college, loving and nurturing them—mind, body and soul.Helping children who live in under-resourced neighborhoods have abundant life. We now serve more than more than 1,700 kids from Cabrini-Green, Altgeld-Murray, Austin and Englewood.