The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
(Archive) Project 614 (Part 1)
(Archive) Project 614 (Part 1)
(Archive) Project 614 (Part 1)
Sunday 16th October 2022
Discover how Project 614 is revitalizing Westside Columbus with a blend of Christian faith and psychological insights on 'Relational Recovery'.
11 minutes
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Christ came to redeem all things back to him, which means make things new, make things right. And when he said all things, I'm fairly certain when Jesus said that he meant all things, not just how I feel about myself, but all things that are made made things right.
What if you could transform an entire community through the power of faith and psychological insight? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the remarkable story of Project 614, a community development corporation dedicated to rebuilding neighborhoods on the westside of Columbus. Inspired by the vision of Isaiah, Project 614 aims to take broken things and make them whole again, using a blend of Christian spirituality and psychological principles.
The area faces daunting challenges like human trafficking, violence, and drug trafficking, but Project 614 is committed to turning the tide. Wes and Austin discuss the nuts and bolts of community building, sharing how the initiative is making a tangible difference in the lives of residents. They also touch on the vital role that alumni from The Refuge Ministry play in this transformative journey.
This conversation is not just informative but also deeply encouraging, showing that redemption is possible even in the most troubled areas. Tune in to discover how Project 614 is fostering hope and resilience in Westside Columbus.