We Support
We are often asked, “What makes Bridging the Gap different from other Christian men’s ministry groups?” Good question.
Believing in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior is paramount. We hope to reflect that in our daily lives with whomever we come in contact. And many of us are involved in other Christian groups, worship and service activities.
But from the beginning, we drew our circle around racial harmony, love, understanding and reconciliation. Racism is a terrible sin and one that has torn society and this country apart for centuries. By understanding what Christ and the scriptures tell us about how we are to treat our fellow brothers and sisters of all races, we hone in on a human trait – often unrecognized and buried – that has the ability to destroy man and God’s creation.
We choose not to let that happen. We choose love.
The following organizations are ones in which many of us are involved or support in addition to Bridging the Gap and encourage their mission. You may want to check them out as well.
OneRace is a gospel-centered reconciliation movement that exists to displace historic racism through prayer, relationship, equipping, mercy & justice.
To build an army of multigenerational, multicultural spiritual reproducers, impacting the marketplace with the gospel of Jesus.
To connect men in the marketplace with our Heavenly Father… and one another
The AND Campaign offers a Biblical framework to engage politics with non-partisan, common-sense education, equipping believers to confront tribalism and promote unity.
The Walk to Emmaus is an experience of Christian spiritual renewal and formation that begins with a three-day short course in Christianity.
The purpose of the Band of Brothers Ministry is to offer the brotherhood of Christ to men fighting to move from success to meaning, addictions to freedom, and selfishness to God's call.
Empowering fathers in recovery to achieve self-sufficiency and attain housing and financial sustainability.
Habitat for Humanity-North Central Georgia, a 501(c)3 Christian housing ministry, is an independently run and operated affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International covering North Metro Atlanta.
North Fulton Community Charities’ mission is to help ease hardship and foster financial stability in our community.
Equipping Metro Atlanta's underserved students of color and their families to lead full lives through educational development and economic opportunities.
An intentional mentoring process to help you create the environment for people to go deep with God and others.
Partners in Change pairs trained volunteer life coaches with adults who are pursuing tangible goals for moving beyond difficult financial constraints or life challenges.
PathLight Counseling offers a wide range of evidence-based treatment from caring and qualified professionals. It has a team of educated doctors, nurses, and counselors with over 50 years of combined experience, ready to passionately advocate for those it serves.
Sleep In Heavenly Peace is dedicated to providing beds for children who are sleeping on the floor, an air mattress, sofa, or other uncomfortable situations. While SHP has grown to more than 350 chapters across the US, including 18 chapters here in Georgia, there are currently fewchapters serving much of the Atlanta area, but that is changing.
