ABOUT US
Red Door Urban Missions (RDUM) is a grass-root non-profit organization that holistically serves those that have been marginalized, neglected, and ignored by meeting their unmet needs in love with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Since its inception in 2017, RDUM desires to seek the welfare of the city (Jer. 29:7) by marrying the Great Commandment (Mt. 22:37-40) and the Great Commission (Mt. 28:18-20) in living out the gospel. It is our aim to inspire vision and hope for how God can use people of all ages, of different people groups to reach out to the hurting, hungry, homeless, and lost in our city. In your capacity, you will help us to make ongoing effort to reach our goal and beyond.
OUR HISTORY
Red Door Urban Missions (RDUM) center provides meal service through a partnership with Giving Youth A Chance (GYAC), spiritual counseling, structured youth activities, general referrals, and assistance at Creekside Meadows Apartments (formally Bent Tree Apartments) since June 2016. In September 2017, RDUM began providing the same services at New Horizon Apartments (NHA) and then Peppertree Apartments (PTA) in 2020. These services are provided to over 450+ youth and their families year-round. In the fall of 2018, Red Door Urban Missions began planning with Second Chance Connections Inc, a local 501c3 organization, to provide a holistic approach for the residents at New Horizon Apartments and comprehensively address the needs of both youth and adult residents in this community.
Currently, these services are offered in three converted four-bedroom apartments at NHA. Daily meal service for ages 18 and under, organized sports and games, literacy intervention, parenting skills workshop, homework help, and other services are welcomed by the residents at the Red Door. In an apartment across from the Red Door (known as the Blue Door), residents receive social services, including mental health counseling, mentoring, workforce development, drug abuse referrals, adult literacy classes for English Language Learners (ELL), domestic violence counseling, and emergency food and clothing as needed
Currently, these services are offered in three converted four-bedroom apartments at NHA. Daily meal service for ages 18 and under, organized sports and games, literacy intervention, parenting skills workshop, homework help, and other services are welcomed by the residents at the Red Door. In an apartment across from the Red Door (known as the Blue Door), residents receive social services, including mental health counseling, mentoring, workforce development, drug abuse referrals, adult literacy classes for English Language Learners (ELL), domestic violence counseling, and emergency food and clothing as needed
VISION STATEMENTOur vision is to holistically build, repair, and fortify the broken within the urban communities. |
MISSION STATEMENTOur mission is to see life change for the impoverished by practically meeting social and educational needs powered by hope and transformation through Jesus Christ. |
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