Serving Together is our work demonstration program. Participants join with volunteers and do basic works of service together.   During this time they build relationships, providing evidence of employability, and introduces them to our mentoring process.

Serving Together is our work demonstration program. Participants join with volunteers and do basic works of service together.   During this time they build relationships, providing evidence of employability, and introduces them to our mentoring process.

Stronger Together is a program for families of incarcerated individuals.  A safe place to share grief, anger & pain with people who understand.  Dinner is at 6:00 p.m. and there will be a group sharing time for the adults starting at 6:30 p.m.

During the adult group time, the teens (13-17) will have a sharing group time led by people who understand their concerns.  Also, Children (5-12) can play, have fun, and there will be people there for kids to talk to if they need help.

Every 2nd and 4th Thursdays at Ridge Point Community Church. There is NO cost for this program.  If you wish to attend or volunteer, please contact our office for more information by calling 616-796-0685.

Serving Together is our work demonstration program. Participants join with volunteers and do basic works of service together.   During this time they build relationships, providing evidence of employability, and introduces them to our mentoring process.

Serving Together is our work demonstration program. Participants join with volunteers and do basic works of service together.   During this time they build relationships, providing evidence of employability, and introduces them to our mentoring process.

Serving Together is our work demonstration program. Participants join with volunteers and do basic works of service together.   During this time they build relationships, providing evidence of employability, and introduces them to our mentoring process.

Serving Together is our work demonstration program. Participants join with volunteers and do basic works of service together.   During this time they build relationships, providing evidence of employability, and introduces them to our mentoring process.

Serving Together is our work demonstration program. Participants join with volunteers and do basic works of service together.   During this time they build relationships, providing evidence of employability, and introduces them to our mentoring process.

Serving Together is our work demonstration program. Participants join with volunteers and do basic works of service together.   During this time they build relationships, providing evidence of employability, and introduces them to our mentoring process.

Stronger Together is a program for families of incarcerated individuals.  A safe place to share grief, anger & pain with people who understand.  Dinner is at 6:00 p.m. and there will be a group sharing time for the adults starting at 6:30 p.m.

During the adult group time, the teens (13-17) will have a sharing group time led by people who understand their concerns.  Also, Children (5-12) can play, have fun, and there will be people there for kids to talk to if they need help.

Every 2nd and 4th Thursdays at Ridge Point Community Church. There is NO cost for this program.  If you wish to attend or volunteer, please contact our office for more information by calling 616-796-0685.

Families of those incarcerated are greatly affected by the many changes that stem from the absence of a loved one. Families are often overlooked as they try to support their incarcerated loved one, navigate legal systems, bear huge financial burdens, deal with their own anger and disappointment, and protect children. The Family Support Group provides an opportunity for sharing information, support, encouragement and healing to help get through this difficult time and move forward in a positive manner.

Families of those incarcerated are greatly affected by the many changes that stem from the absence of a loved one. Families are often overlooked as they try to support their incarcerated loved one, navigate legal systems, bear huge financial burdens, deal with their own anger and disappointment, and protect children. The Family Support Group provides an opportunity for sharing information, support, encouragement and healing to help get through this difficult time and move forward in a positive manner.

A men’s group of returning citizens, law enforcement, and other resource representatives that work to break the cycle of recidivism.

A women’s group of returning citizens, law enforcement, and other resource representatives that work to break the cycle of recidivism.

A men’s group of returning citizens, law enforcement, and other resource representatives that work to break the cycle of recidivism.

Families of those incarcerated are greatly affected by the many changes that stem from the absence of a loved one. Families are often overlooked as they try to support their incarcerated loved one, navigate legal systems, bear huge financial burdens, deal with their own anger and disappointment, and protect children. The Family Support Group provides an opportunity for sharing information, support, encouragement and healing to help get through this difficult time and move forward in a positive manner.

Families of those incarcerated are greatly affected by the many changes that stem from the absence of a loved one. Families are often overlooked as they try to support their incarcerated loved one, navigate legal systems, bear huge financial burdens, deal with their own anger and disappointment, and protect children. The Family Support Group provides an opportunity for sharing information, support, encouragement and healing to help get through this difficult time and move forward in a positive manner.

A women’s group of returning citizens, law enforcement, and other resource representatives that work to break the cycle of recidivism.

A men’s group of returning citizens, law enforcement, and other resource representatives that work to break the cycle of recidivism.

A women’s group of returning citizens, law enforcement, and other resource representatives that work to break the cycle of recidivism.