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Ministry Partners
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Amos HouseA mother earns her high school equivalency diploma while her family has a warm, safe place to live. A battered wife and daughter find sanctuary and are able to re-build their lives. They are residents of Amos House, founded in 1986 to provide transitional housing for homeless families. This residential nonprofit helps its residents become independent, and able to sustain a sufficient working and living situation in permanent housing. |
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Athletes of ChristFounded in Brazil in 1984, this international sports ministry reaches others with the Good News of Jesus through the universal language of sports. In Danbury, the ministry conducts weekly Bible study meetings and focuses on two annual events, a 5K walk/run in the spring, and a summer soccer camp for kids. |
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Bethany Christian ServicesBethany, the nation’s largest adoption agency, opened its doors in Connecticut in 2011. With a mission to show the love of Christ by providing social services to children, Bethany’s counseling and adoption procedures are free of charge for birth mothers. |
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Brotherhood of ChristThis mentoring group helps men become better dads, husbands and employees. Participants are encouraged to give back to the community through service and outreach and intentionally invest in the lives of other men. |
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Christian Community Outreach MinistriesThis broad-based ministry provides case work, compassionate care, and training for individuals and families in crisis. Its programs include counseling, Christ-centered twelve-steps, employability education, transitional living residence, meal service for the homeless, and Bible study. |
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Highways and HedgesThis developing ministry educates and provides resources to those affected by HIV/AIDS and addictions, and operates a food pantry for those in need. |
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Hopeline Pregnancy Resource CentersBabies’ lives are saved weekly and mothers in crisis receive support through this nonprofit organization, which offers pro-life counseling and support to pregnant women. All services are free, including pregnancy tests, ultrasound, emotional support, material resources, abstinence education, abortion recovery, and referrals. |
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Pathways AcademyPathways Academy opened its doors for middle-school-aged at-risk boys in September 2008 as part of the Jericho Samaritan Center. It has a 10:1 class ratio and teachers who care deeply for the students and are committed to their success in every area of life. The small class size and personal attention allows them to thrive and prepares them for a successful life. The school is affiliated with the Street School Network (www.streetschools.org). |
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Pathways DanburyPathways Danbury one-to-one mentoring program was founded in 1997 to help at-risk boys find the stability and maturity often missing in their lives. The program pairs a sixth-grade boy with a mature Christian man for regular one-to-one fun and support through high school graduation. |
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Samaritan Health CenterIn the spirit of Christian service and medical excellence, Samaritan Health Center is a nonprofit providing free health care to children living in greater Danbury who lack health insurance and whose families meet certain financial guidelines. It is the only free pediatrics clinic in the state of Connecticut. |
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S.A.Y. Yes!
S.A.Y. Yes! Youth Center is an after-school tutoring and whole-life program focused on raising Pathways Danbury mentees’ academic performance to 3.0 levels while developing the boys into Christ-centered young men. |
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The Call
The Call brings local, regional and national Christian bands to metro Danbury to support the local Church in increasing in Danbury's youth a sense of worship and passion for Jesus. |
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Young Life DanburyThe Danbury chapter is part of multicultural and urban Young Life, a branch of the well-known international Young Life network. It meets kids on their turf and helps them navigate through life, offering fun and the ultimate message of hope in Jesus Christ. Whether kids are seeking answers or just acceptance, Young Life is there for them. |
