Ya'aqov (James) 1:27 · Debarim (Deuteronomy) 10:18
Strength for the widow.
A father's hand for the fatherless.
We repair the homes of widows and teach their children the things a father would — changing a tire, an oil change, swinging a hammer — because Yahweh commands it.
Pure and undefiled worship looks like a fixed roof and a boy who knows how to change his mother's tire.
The Torah repeatedly names the widow and the fatherless — the gleanings left in the field, the tithe of the third year, the justice due at the gate. We are a congregation-rooted ministry answering that command with tools, time and teaching.
“Clean and undefiled religion before the Elohim and Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world.”
“He executes right-ruling for the fatherless and the widow, and loves the stranger, giving him food and a garment.”
Enter through the courts
חָצֵר
Request help
Widows and families: ask for help with repairs, upkeep, or lessons for your children. Every request is read with care.
I need helpHands, hammers & a father's patience
Home repair & upkeep
Leaks, porches, grab bars, gutters, smoke detectors, yard work — done by vetted volunteers and partner businesses.
Father skills workshops
Hands-on sessions for the fatherless: tires, oil, jump-starts, tools, budgeting. Always two adults present.
Torah teaching
Why Yahweh calls His people to the widow and orphan, with Hebrew word studies and the ISR Scriptures.
Learn it with your own hands
What Yahweh is doing
A dry roof before the winter rains
Volunteers spent a Sunday replacing shingles over the kitchen. "I slept through the first storm without a bucket," she told us.
Two brothers and a jack
After the tire workshop, two brothers changed their mother's flat on the side of the highway. They called us beaming.
Grab bars and peace of mind
A local contractor donated and installed bathroom grab bars so she can stay safely in her home.
A dry roof before the winter rains
Volunteers spent a Sunday replacing shingles over the kitchen. "I slept through the first storm without a bucket," she told us.
Two brothers and a jack
After the tire workshop, two brothers changed their mother's flat on the side of the highway. They called us beaming.
Grab bars and peace of mind
A local contractor donated and installed bathroom grab bars so she can stay safely in her home.
אֲבִי יְתוֹמִים וְדַיַּן אַלְמָנוֹת
Tehillim (Psalms) 68:5