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Greetings from Denver! I continue to be so blessed by your prayers and encouragement.  The past couple months have been a time of transition.  I am now engaged full-time in the Youth Development side of CrossPurpose serving as the Program Coordinator.  I’ve enjoyed getting to focus completely on my passion of working with youth.  I’ve been learning a lot about program development, supporting a volunteer staff, and fundraising.  

We have recently started up our weekly Monday night Discipleship Group (D-Group) with the teens. We’re continuing to build our group, but have had a blast with the youth who have been consistently coming for the past month.  I’ll let these pictures speak for themselves.

We’ve enjoyed getting to know each other and building trust among the group.  We’ve discussed discernment and how God plays a part in our decision making, peer pressure, and dealing with anger.  This week we had a guest speaker, Marcus Doe, who shared with us his experience as a refugee and how he found God in the midst of that darkness.  We’ve also eaten our fair share of pizza and cup of noodles...  

We’ve also been able to work with one of my friends back in Ohio who is a graphic designer to create our logo.

We loved two logos so one is often used for marketing materials and the other will be used for merchandise.

We choose the name 2nd Half Youth Ministries because we believe it’s the second half of our lives that determines whether or not we win.  In a game you can be down at half time, but it’s the choices that are made in the second half that determine whether or not a comeback is made.  We are about the comebacks.  We don’t believe that the events that have occurred in the first half of our youth’s lives define them.  We exist to help youth make a strong finish in their lives. To help them discover who they are, where God is in their lives, how to become leaders, and how to win.  

I’m so grateful for the investment that each of you are making in my life, in this ministry, and in the lives of the youth we continue to serve.  I have been so blessed to have full financial partnership for the last year.  However, I have recently had some changes in financial partnership and am in need of $300/month in order to be at full support.  I ask that you pray about how God would use you to help meet this need.  If you have journeyed with me over the last year as a financial partner I ask that you seek the Lord about increasing your support.  I know there are several who have journeyed with me over the past year as a prayer partner.  I ask that you pray about walking the next 9-10 months with me as a financial partner.  Or perhaps you are being led to give a one-time gift.  All of these methods of financial partnership will help me as I continue ministering in Denver through the end of July.

If you would like to increase your giving, or become a financial partner, please check out this link for the steps to take:  http://crosspurpose.org/get-involved/donate/.  Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions.

You may never know until Heaven the impact that your partnership is making, but I pray that my continued updates will give you just a glimpse of that.

If you’d like to stay up-to-date weekly on what D-Group has been up to check out our facebook page @2ndhalfdgroup.

I never anticipated the day I would sit on the other side of a screen and talk to someone I love dearly through a staticky, jail phone.  He was a young man I had walked with for the past six years.  I watched him grow up.  I worked hard to earn his trust; it did not come easy.  He was difficult to love most times. 

I met him when God was just beginning to reveal to me that He had called me to share His love with those in the city.  This young man gave me a run for my money.  He made me question if I was making any bit of difference.  He said, “Ms. Hannah, you’re too mean.  We don’t like you.”  I later learned what he was really saying was, “Ms. Hannah, I want to see if you’ll still stick around or if you’ll leave me like everyone else.”  By the strength only God can give me, I did stick around.  Even into the doors of the jail that is now his home.

My heart broke when I heard he was arrested.  Tears streamed down my face as I saw the security video footage that graphically depicted the moment when all of our many talks about his feelings and behaviors found their reality.  We had talked about his level of potential.  I still firmly believe there is something special about him.  We discussed that he had the ability to do good really well, or to screw up really bad.  It was his choice.  It was all so surreal.  I had just talked to him four months prior. He shared his desire to get back into school; graduate high school and go to college.  He said, “Ms. Hannah, I realize I really need to work on my anger because it’s going to get me in trouble, especially now that I’m 18.”  I never heard from him after that.  And then I saw the video. His anger got him in trouble.  

But what is not seen in that video are the layers of his life that brought him to this point.  His story is not mine to tell; however, behavior always makes sense in context.  God has sent me to minister to that context.  

I cried as I got back into my car after visiting him.  I thought back on the relationship we had formed, the conversations we’d had, the memories we shared.  God, I don’t deserve to be used like this. As I prepared to visit him and prayed about what I should say, God showed me verses in Jeremiah in which He talked about His everlasting love, how He would rebuild His people, that there is hope in our future, that nothing is too hard for God, that if we seek God with all of our heart we will find Him.  As we talked through the jail phones, God allowed me to share these Truths with my captive audience.  That is the message God wanted to share with this young man facing his consequences in jail because this is the heart of God. We prayed together.  As our time ran out I said, “I love you” and he said, “I love you, too, Ms. Hannah.”

Love takes us to painful places sometimes.  Jesus wasn’t afraid to go to those painful places.  He choose to love because He knew that it was only through His love that we would be healed.  Jesus is still healing through love.  God has called us all to love. 

That is why I am going to Denver.  God has called me to love.  God has specifically called me to love those in the city.  Through many experiences God has shown me that there are still many things I need to learn in order to effectively minister in the city.  That is why I am joining the two-year fellowship program at CrossPurpose.  Please pray as to how God would have you partner with me as we seek to love those in the city.  As we seek to minister to their context.  As we seek to love in relationship.  My next post will share how you can partner with me financially in this mission.  I cannot go alone.