Introducing Francis Jomo, our newest board member at Four:10 Ministries. Born in Nakuru, Kenya, Francis moved to the United States at the age of 13, bringing with him a deep understanding of different cultures and a commitment to making a difference in the lives of others. He started his journey in the field of humanContinueContinue reading “New Board Member – Francis Jomo”
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Staying Safe Online
In today’s digital age, prioritizing online safety for our children is non-negotiable. As they explore the internet for education and entertainment, the risks of exposure to inappropriate content and online threats loom large. Establishing a foundation of digital responsibility early on is paramount to safeguarding their well-being and fostering healthy online habits. By actively engagingContinueContinue reading “Staying Safe Online”
Trauma Therapy Impact
We want to share a touching story that shows the impact that is being made and what The Well has meant for women in our community. One Monday morning, shortly after I arrived at The Well, a woman came to our door seeking help. She began to share the distressing circumstances of her life. SheContinueContinue reading “Trauma Therapy Impact”
Grant Received from The James Foundation
Since its beginning, The James Foundation has supported over 180 organizations with grants in excess of $100 million. Its primary geographical focus is Northeast Indiana, but its support has included national organizations that are effective in impacting the Foundation’s goals. In 2023, through its Grant-A-Day initiative, the Foundation has committed to making a $1,000 grantContinueContinue reading “Grant Received from The James Foundation”
2023 Gala “Lift Her Voice”
The “Lift Her Voice” gala this year was an incredible event. The evening was filled with inspiration and emotion, truly leaving a lasting impact on all who attended. Jackie Rose’s powerful testimony about her experience of being trafficked by a Chicago gang struck a chord with all. As she finished her story and began toContinueContinue reading “2023 Gala “Lift Her Voice””
Music Therapy Begins at The Well
Music Therapy is a therapeutic approach that harnesses the power of music to improve mental health and well-being. It utilizes the naturally uplifting properties of music to address physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual needs, aiming to enhance the quality of people’s lives. According to the AMTA, music therapy interventions can address a variety of healthcareContinueContinue reading “Music Therapy Begins at The Well”
Grant Received from 100 Plus Women Who Care
100+ Women Who Care is an exciting member based group of women coming together to make a difference in our local community. The group gathers four times a year for a one hour meeting. At each quarterly meeting three members are randomly selected to speak about their favorite local not-for-profit agency in need of funds.ContinueContinue reading “Grant Received from 100 Plus Women Who Care”
Spiritual Wellness for Two Former Dancers
Four:10 Ministries is dedicated to caring for the whole person. That means body, mind and spirit – physical care, emotional care, and spiritual care. When a woman is interested in hearing more about our faith, we are excited to share with her. And we celebrate when they have entered into a committed relationship with God.ContinueContinue reading “Spiritual Wellness for Two Former Dancers”
Art Therapy Begins at The Well
Art therapy is an emotional expression without having to use verbal words, which can allow survivors of trauma to feel safer in sharing their experiences. It provides a safe way to approach traumatic memories and puts visibility to suffering. According to researchers, the process of creating art helps with emotion regulation and has been foundContinueContinue reading “Art Therapy Begins at The Well”
New Board Member
Chynna M. Presley We are honored to welcome our new board member, Chynna to the Four:10 family! “I was drawn to the ministry when I heard about the change in approach. When I heard that the founders decided to go into the facilities and build relationships with the women, rather than judge and preach atContinueContinue reading “New Board Member”
