Journey Ministries
13504 Tukwila International Blvd., Unit 20
Tukwila, WA 98168
(206) 271-5880
(206) 242-5003 – Fax
[email protected]
Journey Ministries
Transformation for your life;
Transition for your future.
Prospective Student
Application Package
Dear Prospective Student:
Thank you for your interest in Journey Ministries! It is a privilege to consider your application, and
we hope that the Journey Ministries program is a good match for what you are seeking for the next
steps of transformation and transition in your life. Journey Ministries is not for everyone, so please
review this application in detail and be sure you are able to submit with confidence and in full
agreement with all that will be asked of you.
Journey Ministries is not just a “release address” and so, for those just needing an address to submit
in order to get an approved release plan (as much as do we understand that need), Journey Ministries
is not available for that use. We require full program participation and anyone who releases to
Journey Ministries but does not take part in the actual program services will be discharged and
removed from our program which would mean the loss of any housing we provided and a potential
violation of your DOC release requirements.
Journey Ministries is also not for those who have become suddenly religious just to get released, or
for those who have become mired down in religious ritual or dogma instead of focused on real life
change.
Though we do hold a weekly Bible study which all are required to attend, we are not a church and so
we will not be engaging in debates of dogma, doctrine, or denomination. It is not our place to define
your spiritual walk, but to encourage you in maturing in your understanding and walking it out.
Journey Ministries provides the opportunity for those desiring to create a new future, who want to
turn a positive system of beliefs into positive ways of action, and who want to live out the definitions
of their faith where “renewing of the mind” can be demonstrated in a renewed life. We will support
you, encourage you, provide you with tools for change and give you places to put those tools to work.
You will plan the work of transformation and work that plan in ongoing transition. We will hold you
accountable and, even more importantly, we will help you learn how to hold yourself accountable so
that your success continues long after you complete the Journey Ministries program.
If this sounds like what you’re looking for, please read on, complete the attached package in full, and
submit your application in a timely manner. Be aware that space is limited, so those applications
showing the most serious levels of commitment will be considered as a priority.
Again, our thanks for your interest in the Journey Ministries program. We hope to meet you soon!
GOD BLESS
Edward Fish
Lead Ministry Pastor
Jeremy Magargle
Ministry President and Director
Welcome to Journey Ministries!
Transformation for your life;
Transition for your future.
Mission Statement – Our Vision for Journey Ministries
The mission and vision of Journey Ministries, as a nonprofit, charitable and educational
organization, is the establishment of a faith-based, educational, human services program
providing support and resources for positive behavioral change through practical Life Skills
instruction by qualified staff and through the provision of housing, vocational training
services, and assistance for successful pro-social integration across all life areas. We help
students to first transform their lives and then transition their lives into the greater
community to reach the place where they ultimately see themselves and successfully find
fulfillment in all aspects of daily living.
Program Summary
Journey Ministries provides life skills training, work skills training, residential placement,
vocational instruction and readiness preparation, and employment placement assistance. All
is provided in a format designed to establish, encourage, and enhance personal
accountability, such that students will develop a sense of outcomes-based thinking, learning
positive choice-making, as well as positive choice-creation, within any circumstance. The
goal is for life-long success, enabling students to transform the present in order to transition
daily toward a positive future.
What is Journey Ministries All About?
Journey Ministries is a multi-service, faith-based life transformation and transition program
in which a person’s personal commitment and desire to move toward a positive, productive,
and purpose-filled future is met with the opportunity to do so through providing the
knowledge, the tools, and the resources of life change. One makes their own goals and
follows through with them.
What Exactly What Does All That Mean?
Let’s define our terms more closely for you, the potential student, so you can understand
exactly what is meant by all of the above:
Multi-Service: At Journey Ministries, you will enroll in a mandatory life skills training class
which provides a broad and essential range of tools and techniques to cope with everything
life throws your way. For those needing residential services, Journey Ministries provides
student housing. Presently, housing units are shared, usually two students per living unit, in
an apartment style setting. For those not yet employed Journey Ministries also provides, on a
case by case basis, vocational training in a variety of fields, meaning on the job work skills
instruction, for which students receive a monthly stipend, thus enabling students to meet
costs for the program plus begin to establish the range of personal needs for building a life in
the community. Journey Ministries further provides work readiness training for the eventual
transition into the outside work force. Also available is job placement assistance through a
network of partnered companies. Leadership opportunities are open to those who want to
become part of the eventual operation of the Journey Ministries program, after successful
graduation. Finally, Journey Ministries also provides assistance with community placement,
probation and/or Judgment and Sentence requirements, helping a student to understand and
navigate through those requirements in order to maintain compliance.
Faith-Based: Journey Ministries asserts that a positive sense of personal spirituality is an
important tool to develop and engage the greater good within ourselves, finding and
following a sound moral compass that makes positive decision-making a simple process of
creating and making good choices for good outcomes in our lives that bless our own
endeavors, bless our loved ones, and bless the greater community through our prosocial
path of living. Because we are networked with various churches, we are able to support and
encourage positive spiritual fellowship, helping you to find your own place in the spiritual
community.
Transformation and Transition: At the core of Journey Ministries’ approach is the method
of making changes in how we think, act, and live (changing attitudes, beliefs and
circumstances away from the negative to the positive) so that changes can be realized in the
outcomes of what our choices produce in our lives. By understanding how various choices
affect us, how they either benefit or put at risk our life goals, and in what other options are
available when our first or best choice doesn’t seem open, students begin to create an
outcome-based way of living. Each door of success a student opens goes on to open new
possibilities for even greater progress. Small but steady steps, over time, create an outward
life that is consistent with the inward desires of positive living. Practical help, through life
skills training, is given by teaching mastery of how to manage your time, your money, your
stress load, your behaviors, your thought processes, your relationships, and your
reintegration process.
In a practice of constantly taking stock of where we are, and where we need to go next,
students know what they need to do, every day, to keep moving forward toward life goals.
Goals are not only set but realized. This sets Journey Ministries apart from other programs
that merely tell students to make progress. Journey Ministries helps one define there
progress, breaking it down into a specific plan that says what you are doing, why you are
doing it, and how you can get it done. Journey Ministries measures your progress in terms of
life outcomes – not what you say you’re doing, or what you say you’d like to do, but rather by
what you are doing and by what you have gotten done. This raises the bar with respect to
expectation, but also raises the bar for our students in what they are able to achieve. We do
expect that you set and achieve specific life goals but we are here, step by step, to help you
access the knowledge, the tools, and the resources to realize the achievements you have set
for yourself.
Understanding Expectations
Journey Ministries is not a “free ride.” Students do pay for program services and, more so,
progress is expected in order to maintain enrollment. If you have no real desire to do more
than just talk about change goals, then Journey Ministries is not for you. Be honest with
yourself before enrollment. If you are not ready for real life change then it is better not to
waste your time or that of Journey Ministries in attempting to just “go through the motions.”
Because Journey Ministries is an outcomes-based program, it is not possible even to attempt
to do so. Your progress will be regularly assessed and reaching steps of achievement is the
test of your level of participation. The benefit for you as the student is seeing your life move
forward. The other benefit is that, because Journey Ministries is all about outcomes, then
just as we expect you to commit to the change process, you can expect that Journey
Ministries will also commit our help to you.
What Journey Ministries Expects of Students: Journey Ministries expects students to have
evidence of a personal desire for life change, to demonstrate an ongoing commitment to
maintaining positive, prosocial behaviors, and to be open to an honest, supportive, and
ongoing assessment process that helps you to take stock of the progress you are making in
your life.
What Students Can Expect of Journey Ministries: Students should expect support,
encouragement, practical and realistic help, useful instruction, access to available services,
individualized case management, acceptance and interaction in a friendly and warm
program community, help to maintain post-release compliance requirements, and assistance
in ultimately transitioning to the greater public community.
Journey Ministries Student Programs
Life Skills Training (required): All students will enroll in the life skills training classes,
which are up to two nights per week, which includes case management sessions to assess
your ongoing progress.
Student Housing Program: We provide housing for all male Students/Participants. We do
not deny anyone because of there criminal history. As 2 Corinthians 5:17 states: “Therefore,
if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things
have become new”. We cannot over express, if you have any difficulty with ones past,
this is not the place for you.
Vocational Skills Program: Everyone is required to participate in the Vocational Skills
Program for the first thirty day's. During this time you will be assigned to either the cafe,
landscaping business, or possibly utilizing computer computer skills. You will receive a
stipend for the hours assigned, which will be applied towards your program fee's. During
this time you will also be guided in developing a plan of obtaining a career, rather than just
working a job
Journey Ministries Student Assistance Services
Supervision Compliance Plan (if applicable): A main and indeed essential priority is
meeting the requirements of your J&S, or Community Placement or Probation or Parole, to
ensure that you are in compliance and avoid any post-release violations. It is the task of
Journey Ministries to assist you in that endeavor, to review your requirements with you, help
you establish a compliance plan, assist you to access any resources needed and continue to
work with you, through any required time of supervision, to help you to remain in
compliance with any conditions you are required to maintain.
Case Management: Every student is unique, and, therefore, each student receives
individualized, confidential case management, comprised of one on one sessions with your
Journey Ministries Program Facilitator, or the Journey Ministries Student Case Manager, to
review your ongoing progress, from enrollment, to graduation, making sure that your
experience with Journey Ministries is providing you with what you need to succeed.
Financial Accountability Management: In order to begin to build financial capital, ensure
that fees are paid, and that funds are set aside for necessary attainments, such as
transportation, communications, household needs, clothes, entertainment, etc., effective skills
of financial management are modeled, through an ongoing, comprehensive review of how
and where funds are acquired, and disbursed. Detailed financial accountability is required for
a minimum of 90 days, after enrollment. Financial control reverts to students, increasingly,
on a case by case basis, with ongoing progress checks to ensure mastery of skills
throughout the duration of the Journey Ministries program.
Additional Journey Ministries Services
Community Dinner: All are required to attend the monthly Community Dinner. This is a
time to enjoy good food, good company, positive socialization and to talk about topics of
interest both inside and outside of the Journey Ministries Program.
Events: Periodic group events are made available, whether a BBQ, trip to the movies, or
visiting to a local attraction or venue, in order to build positive socialization experiences and
help encourage the process of community integration.
Fund Raisers: Twice a year Fund Raiser's are held and all are expected to attend and assist
with preparation. Being that we are a self supporting program, these are held to help offset
the additional expenses that the program fee's do not cover.
Program Service Fee
Students/Participants are required to pay a program fee for housing and services. This is
mandatory and necessary so to be able to cover expenses. Everyone is required to
participate in the Vocational Skills Program for the first thirty day's. You are also required to
participate in the Life Skills programming, the weekly Bible study, and to attend one church
meeting a week at a church of your choice.
As stated already, the fully furnished housing units are shared, usually two occupants per
unit. Each unit has its own kitchen and bathroom facilities. Usually, laundry services are
available on site. Journey Ministries Housing is a friendly and pleasant community where
you can focus on moving your life forward, and need not be concerned about any “stigma”
attached to a criminal conviction (If applicable). Vocational instruction opportunities
(although limited in availability) ensure a drug free, harassment free workplace, and do
provide you with a monthly stipend to offset program costs, and provide for other personal
needs. Both the Housing, and Vocational programs have the added benefit of establishing a
residential and an employment “history” for you that serves as a positive basis for your
future transition into the greater community upon program completion, or even sooner,
depending on your individual Case Management Plan.
The fee schedule is as follows, which covers housing and programming. The only additional
expense is the electric bill, which is split between those living in that apartment. The average
billing is about $30.00 per person every other month.
Student Housing and Program:
Specialty Student Housing and Program:
$ 500.00 per month
$ 800.00 per month
There may be extra fee's depending on the individuals specific needs.
Please keep the preceding for your own reference. Be sure to copy our address and
contact information for your own records in the event that you wish to contact us.
Complete the following and send it to us. You may have your counselor scan and email
or fax it to us for a speedier processing.
Incarcerated Individual’s Application
Name:
DOC #:
Current Institution (including housing assignment and mailing address:
Sentence Length:
Assigned Counselor:
Release Date:
ERD:
Counselor’s Contact Phone:
My present conviction(s) is/are for the following charge(s):
Brief overview of the facts of your case (include age and gender of victims, amounts of
property damage, if relevant, and any other case information helpful in the understanding of
your case):
Please describe what you have done to insure that you will no longer commit crimes:
Please detail any specific restrictions, stipulations or conditions you have, for your release or
post-release supervision (ask your counselor or review your J&S if unsure):
Journey Ministries Program Application
.Be sure that you fill out this form thoroughly and complete all attachments. In order for your
application to be given serious consideration, be as detailed and as comprehensive as
possible in your answers. Remember, this is your introduction of yourself to the Journey
Ministries staff. If your answers are incomplete, lacking in substance or not forthright, it is
likely your application will not be considered for approval.
Submission of an application does not indicate acceptance into the Journey Ministries
program. Only a final letter of approval will serve as proof of intended enrollment. Journey
Ministries reserves the right to deny any application and even rescind acceptance is cause is
found for such action.
Please provide answers to all questions below. Return this completed form with your
application.
Full Legal Name:
Date of Application:
Birth Date:
Age:
SSN:
Address:
Phone:
Emergency and Community Contacts:
Name
Phone
Relationship
Name
Phone
Relationship
Name
Phone
Relationship
Do you have any medical concerns, health problems, or limitations?
What are your current medications?
Do you have the following:
Other:
GED
High School Diploma
AA
BA
MA
Highest Level of Education achieved and main course of study?
Please briefly outline prior legal history (convictions, misdemeanors, terms of jail or prison,
etc.):
Brief employment history (prior and during incarceration – general dates are acceptable):
Specific certifications/skills/experience/achievements:
What is the status of your State Driver’s License?
(Please state if it is expired, need to renew, need to re-test, suspended, etc.)
If applicable, do you plan to seek the use of a DOC Housing Voucher?
Yes
No
Not Sure
What financial support or resources do you have? How will you pay your program fees?
Describe any history you have had with substance use or abuse (alcohol, smoking,
prescription or non-prescription drugs):
Please detail any specialized, mental health, crime-related, or drug treatment you may have
had:
Where did you receive this treatment?
Tell us about any other self-help programs or activities you have undertaken to complete and
what skills or insights these programs have given you:
Describe your sense of “readiness” in terms of your strategy and thinking in how to avoid a
negative way of living, and your strategy and thinking in how you will live a positive and
prosocial life.
Describe what practical resources you have established,– community support, housing
options, employment possibilities, etc.:
Please indicate why you would be willing, and wanting, to be involved in a Journey
Ministries’s program:
1. How did you hear about the Journey Ministries (JM) Program?
2. Having read the application package, please state, as completely as you can, why you feel
you are an eligible candidate for the JM Program.
3. Please indicate why you would be willing, and wanting, to be involved in a “faith-based”
program, and include a description of your own spiritual journey, including exposure to
or involvement in religion from your childhood, through to your life prior to, and then
during, your incarceration, including where you are, spiritually, today.
4. Do you feel that the terms spiritual, religious, and Christian all the mean thing? Why, or
why not? How would you categorize yourself, if someone asked you which applies to
you? State reasons for your answer.
5. Give a brief “biography” of your life, paying special attention to describe what you feel
most influenced the major life events or life choices leading up to your incarceration (a
separate part of this application will address the actual circumstances of your
conviction).
6. Submitting this application suggests, of course, a serious readiness for life change.
Specifically, when, why, and exactly how did this realization or point of readiness occur
in your life?
7. Tell us about the history of your time served, to this point, including where you have
been, and what programming you have done (work, education or required programs) to
move your life forward.
8. Tell us about any infraction history you have had, during your incarceration, and explain
the circumstances, particularly for anything resulting in Administrative Segregation.
9. Tell us about any other self-help programs or activities you have undertaken to complete
and what skills or insights these programs have given you.
10. Describe, briefly, any major accomplishments you feel you have achieved, during your
incarceration and why you feel that such have been important achievements for you.
11. What is your current support system for maintaining positive change? How are you
utilizing that system of support to make positive choices on a daily basis?
12. Describe any history you have had with substance use or abuse (alcohol, smoking,
prescription or non-prescription drugs).
13. Detail any “dirty” UA’s you have had, during your incarceration, and discuss the
circumstances surrounding such.
14. For each (and all) of the substances detailed in question 12, give your last date of use,
and describe your change of thinking in terms of why and how you stopped using.
15. Describe your sense of “readiness” for release, in terms of your strategy and thinking in
how to avoid a negative way of living, and your strategy and thinking in how you will
live a positive and prosocial life.
16. Describe what practical resources you have established, in preparation for your release –
community support, housing options, employment possibilities, etc.
17. Give a brief overview of goals you have charted for yourself, which you want to
achieve, post-release.
18. What do you feel are the main keys, for you, to avoid a new criminal conviction after
release?
19. Do you think the punishment of incarceration, for wrongs done, is enough to prevent a
person from committing another offense, in the future? Why, or why not? If you don’t
think prison is enough, then what else is needed, for true “correction” to take place in a
person’s life?
20. What, if any, is the value of reward, in helping a person find and maintain a
successful way of living? What sense of “reward” do you seek, in your life, to
motivate you toward positive change?
Drug/Alcohol Testing Consent
Please read, sign, and date this form. Your signature attests to your understanding and given
consent.
Full Legal Name:
DOC #:
Date:
BENEFICIARY'S CONSENT FOR TESTING OF ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUG USE
I,
, do hereby consent to submit to urinalysis and/or
Breathalyzer tests solely for the purpose of determining whether I am under the influence of
illegal drugs and/or alcohol while enrolled in any program and/or while residing on any
properties and/or while involved in any work training program used by and/or owned
and/or operated by Journey Ministries.
I understand that the results of these tests will be reviewed and evaluated by staff of the
Ministry. In the event that the results positively indicate that I am under the influence of
alcohol or illegal drugs or that the sample was altered, I further understand that Journey
Ministries may, at its sole discretion, terminate me from the Program and from any and all
services provided to me thereby. Finally, I understand that failure to submit to the above
described testing upon request of Journey Ministries staff may also result in termination
from the Program and termination from any and all services provided to me thereby.
I, the undersigned, have read this Beneficiary's Consent for Testing of Alcohol and/or Drug
use and understand its meaning.
Signature:
Date:
General Enrollment – Terms of Agreement
Please indicate your agreement to the conditions listed by initialing in the space provided.
Full Legal Name:
DOC #:
Application Date:
I hereby understand and consent to the following Terms of Agreement regarding my
application for enrollment in the Journey Ministries program:
1.
I agree that a submitted application does not guarantee my enrollment, and
that enrollment may be denied at any time, even after a Letter of Approval is issued, if
Journey Ministries deems it necessary to do so.
2.
I understand that there is no maximum time before one transitions out of the
program, but understand that I am making a minimum of a six month commitment
before transitioning out of the program.
3.
I agree to pay a one-time Administrative Fee of $250.00, which is nonrefundable, before I am released to Journey Ministries. I understand that it is my
responsibility to pay the monthly program fee if residing within Journey Ministries
Housing, plus the cost of electricity which is in accordance to the electricity provider.
4.
I understand that it is my responsibility to assure that my monthly program
fees are paid by the 3rd of each month, and that there may be a late fee if I fail to pay by
the due date without making prior arrangements.
5.
I agree to provide Journey Ministries staff with complete financial transaction
history concerning my personal finances, in order to receive assistance in budgeting my
money and attaining financial solvency. I understand further that failure to disclose my
financial information is grounds for termination.
6.
I understand that services provided (housing, and placement in Work Skills)
are contractual in nature, and that, should my enrollment be terminated, such services
will terminate.
7.
I agree to the stipulation that progress in the Journey Ministries Program is
based on behavioral outcomes and, therefore I understand that failure to maintain
positive and pro-social behavioral conduct is grounds for termination.
8.
I understand and agree that any violation of Journey Ministries policy’s,
community supervision, parole, probation, community corrections, or other legal or
court stipulated condition is grounds for termination.
9.
I understand that Journey Ministries is a faith-based program, and that,
therefore, there may be exposure to “religious” as well as “secular” teachings and
experiences within the Journey Ministries Program structure.
10.
I understand that the “faith-based” model used in Journey Ministries is best
described as “Christian” in nature, but that I am not required to adopt any particular
creed/theology or denomination.
11.
I understand that though no particular creed/theology or denomination is
required to be adopted, that church attendance is required unless in direct violation of
the Department of Corrections. If attending a service of which Journey Ministries
leadership is not attending, I will bring a church bulletin or such other documentation of
my attendance. If the Department of Corrections has not authorized me to attend, it is my
responsibility to gain authorization, or to provide documentation, written or verbal from
the Department of Corrections, stating that I can not attend any service under any
circumstances.
12.
I understand that the enrollment in, and successful completion of the Life
Skills (GENESIS PROCESS) program is a requirement.
13.
I understand that I will be establishing career goals, and if not having the
career skills, I will be required to enroll in the South Seattle Community College “LIFE
SKILLS TO WORK” program or such other acceptable education program to gain the
career skills to fulfill my career goals. If I am disabled or of retirement age, and have not
done so already, I will be establishing financial stability, ie, SSI, Social Security,
Employment Pension, Veterans Disability, or such other.
14.
I understand that failure to maintain successful attendance and participation
in all required programming, to include the Life Skills and Educational training
program's, including failure to complete assignments, is grounds for termination.
15.
I understand that, if I am an occupant of Housing provided by Journey
Ministries, I must receive prior approval and clearance for any off-site activities in which
I want to engage, and that I must sign out upon leaving and in upon my return. If I live
off-site, I must be forthright in disclosing the specific type and nature of activities in
which I engage.
16.
I understand that I will have an ongoing and daily series of tasks and
responsibilities expected of me, as agreed upon with Journey Ministries Staff, and that
any ongoing or persistent failure to complete those tasks is grounds for termination. This
will include volunteer work and work that needs doing in the complex in-order to
maintain the a safe, liveable, clean environment.
17.
I understand that, as a Journey Ministries program participant, I may be
asked, and expected, to participate in Journey Ministries community service activities,
including property maintenance or beautification.
18.
I agree to disclose any relationship I have developed with a significant other,
presently, and, if no such relationships exist, I agree not to pursue such a relationship
without the express approval of Journey Ministries Staff.
19.
I understand that any threatening behavior toward anyone in, or affiliated
with, the Journey Ministries Program (including Staff, fellow participants, and Journey
Ministries Program affiliates) is cause for immediate termination.
20.
I understand that engaging in any illegal activity is grounds for immediate
termination.
21.
I understand that any deceptive or dishonest behavior, including lying to
Journey Ministries Staff, theft within or associated properties, or failure to disclose
requested information is grounds for immediate termination.
22.
I agree that I shall not use or possess alcohol, or drugs of any kind. I
understand that possession or use of drugs, to include marijuana, is grounds for
immediate termination, and I understand further that associating with, or being in the
presence of people who are using such on any property of or associated with Journey
Ministries is also grounds for termination.
23.
I agree that any prescribed medication shall be disclosed to Journey
Ministries Staff, and shall not be shared under any circumstances. Sharing and/or selling
of such is grounds for termination.
24.
I agree to disclose any prior drug or alcohol history, in an honest and
forthright manner, and to submit to a chemical dependency evaluation, if such is deemed
to be necessary.
25.
I agree to follow the treatment recommendations of any chemical dependency
evaluation, and I agree that failure to complete a treatment recommendation is grounds
for termination.
26.
I agree to submit to random urinalysis or breath testing at the discretion of
Journey Ministries Staff.
27.
I understand and agree that a Work Skills placement requires me to apply
myself to the duties assigned to me and that failure to show due diligence toward my
Work Skills placement may result in loss of that placement, and possible termination.
28.
I understand and agree that enrollment in the Housing Program requires me
to keep my living unit in a clean, orderly and working condition, and I agree to
immediately report any broken or damaged item or fixture. I understand further, and
agree, that I shall not have unauthorized guests in my living unit, nor pets, and I shall
conduct myself as such that I am not a nuisance to roommates or anyone else within the
complex. I understand that violation is grounds for termination.
29.
I authorize Journey Ministries Staff to communicate fully, concerning my case,
with any pre-release or post-release (i.e., Community Corrections Officer) supervision
authority, as well as with any treatment provider for any treatment program in which I
am enrolled.
30.
I agree not to possess obscene or pornographic material or literature of any
kind, nor to view, or seek to view such through online, internet access, or any other
means and understand such is grounds for termination.
31.
I agree to be diligent and responsible in maintaining adherence to, and
making positive progress toward, the maintenance and completion of any required
stipulations, conditions or requirements per my Judgment and Sentence, per community
supervision or per such as established by any D.O.C. or Court authority, or such as has
been established and agreed to in my Case Management Plan with Journey Ministries
Staff.
32.
I understand that any State or government aid that I receive, such as Food
Stamps, Vouchers, or payments of any kind shall be reported to Journey Ministries Staff,
and shall only be disbursed in an authorized and approved manner.
33.
I understand that the term “TERMINATION” means that I must leave the
property of, or any property associated with Journey Ministries immediately upon
request. I will have 24 hours to make arrangements to have my property removed, or it
may be disposed of. This includes the housing units of which I or anyone else may
occupy.
Signature
Today’s Date
PHASE ONE (Within First Six Month's):
Establish initial stability...... All participants living within ministry housing, will have a roommate, thus avoiding
isolation and provides the opportunity to establish friendships and accountability.
Set goal's to be accomplished within one week, one month, up to first six month's.
Unless employed upon entry in to the program, all participants will participate in the work-skills program for a
minimum of thirty days
Complete Genesis (Life Skills) Process
PHASE TWO (Within Following Four Month's):
Upon completion of Genesis, one is eligible to advance to Phase two.
Established income: employment, educational program, disability, social security, retirement pension
Has opened a savings account and has saved a minimum of $2,000.00, thus able to pay first, last, and security
towards obtaining independent living.
Set goal's to be accomplished within four month period
ALL PHASE ONE AND TWO PARTICIAPANT'S/ CLIENT'S MUST ATTEND MINISTRY WEEKLY BUSINESS
MEETING AND BIBLE STUDY. ALL PHASE ONE AND TWO PARTIPANT'S/CLIENT'S MUST ATTEND CHURCH
(If not attending with leadership, participants must bring a church bulletin to identify attendance) WEEKLY.
PHASE THREE (Within following Two Month's)
Is actively seeking independent living. If there is an apartment available at Pacific Village, it may be applied for.
Pacific Village Apartment complex is fully operated by Journey Ministries, a non profit (501 C 3) licensed business. Those
that have a Lease/Occupant Agreement fall under the title of Phase Three/Independent Living. This provides for a safe and
secure living environment enabling the immediate removal of person's that are a threat to the orderly-safe and secure
environment.
Accordingly,
Edward Fish
Lead Ministry Pastor and Administrator
Jeremy Magargle
Ministry President and Director
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.
2 Cor 5:17 (NKJV)