Papa's House — Residential & Vocational Care

Core components include:

• Faith Foundation — Worship, Bible study, counseling, and church attendance are mandatory program requirements. The homes central aim is to help residents know their identity in Christ, work through trauma using God's Word, and move toward wholeness and freedom.

• Gifts and Talents — Residents will be encouraged to develop individual talents — dance, singing, playing an instrument, and sharing personal testimonies — which will be presented to churches as part of building ministry partnerships.

• Vocational Workshop — A workshop for arts, crafts, apparel, and furniture restoration, giving residents a sense of accomplishment and the opportunity to earn income from their own work. A portion of proceeds may go toward each resident's personal account (for outings and free days) or be saved, at their choice.

• Daily Living and Teamwork — Residents will help with food preparation and cleaning, and will learn to function as a team and manage everyday responsibilities in a healthy, non-dysfunctional way. Favored Ministries intends to work with the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (DFACS) to help place and support youth in this program, with the goal of preparing them to become functional, self-sufficient adults.

Perfect Paws Canine Rescue

Core components include:

• Dog Rescue — A 10-kennel dog rescue operating alongside the home. Residents will be taught to care for dogs, and will take an active role in interviewing and screening prospective adoptive families.

• Animal Care and Property — The property will also support other animals, such as chickens, to further teach responsibility, diligence, and a sense of purpose.

When an adolescent learns to care for a rescued animal, they discover their own capacity for empathy and discipline, rebuilding purpose one paw at a time.

Heart of Fire Outreach

The feeding program will primarily operate as a outreach model, bringing food directly to underserved neighborhoods across the initial service area. The program is planned to begin with a weekly outreach schedule, with frequency adjusted as capacity and need grow. Additional formats, such as a pantry or hot-meal service, may be added as needs arise. A dedicated kitchen or facility space has not yet been determined; the operating reserve includes funding for a kitchen to support this program.

Wild Fire Teen Mentorship

Stepping into high schools and local youth functions creates a vital opportunity to meet young people directly in their own element, offering both spiritual grounding and personal affirmation during a pivotal season of life. By sharing the message of God’s love, grace, and purpose, this ministry helps teens anchor their identities in a truth that transcends social pressure, academic performance, or online validation. Equally crucial is the intentional effort to build up each student's intrinsic self-worth—reminding them that they are seen, valued, and created with unique potential and they are favored.

Mind Renewal Counseling

Counseling services will be offered under the name “Renovate” and will be primarily biblically based rather than clinical or licensed counseling. Services will be available both to teens participating in Favored Ministries programs and to parents in the broader community. A central goal is to help parents grow so that students have a stable, healthy structure to return to at home after their time in a program concludes.