activities · 8
what they do
direct service · 8
- Host volunteers for mission projects Short-Term International Mission TripsHosts individual volunteers and groups, including church congregations, year-round for various mission projects.
- Operate Navajo Mission Preparatory School K-12 Tribal Community SchoolsOperates Navajo Mission Preparatory School, a K-2 private Christian school, on a 5-acre campus that includes classroom buildings, a kitchen and dining room, and a playground.
- Operate a cultural center Multi-Use Community Center OperationsOperates a cultural center.
- Operate a food bank Food Pantry and Voucher DistributionOperates a food bank.
- Operate a water project Water Utility Bill Payment ProcessingOperates a water project.
- Operate after-school sports activitiesOperates after-school sports activities for youth to encourage healthy living.
- Operate an ELCA congregationOperates an ELCA congregation called House of Prayer, which is located on the mission's campus.
- Operate an ELCA congregationOperates an ELCA congregation called House of Prayer, located on the mission's campus which also includes a church building.
strategies · 11
how they think
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- Community engagement through volunteer participation community engagementEncourages community involvement and volunteer engagement in mission activities, with expectations for responsible participation aligned with community norms and operational needs.
- Community engagement through volunteer participation volunteer-funded projectsEngages visitors and volunteers in mission and community activities, requiring them to fund their service or renovation projects, thereby fostering shared ownership and culturally appropriate involvement.
- Community-based Partnership and Care community_based_partnershipThe organization believes that partnering with the Navajo people through a ministry of caring, love, and care fosters community and inspires holistic development (educational, cultural, physical, and spiritual well-being).
- Faith-based Community Assistance faith_based_approachThe organization assists the community by integrating the practice of Christian faith into daily life.
- Faith-integrated community support faith-based approachChristian faith is actively practiced in daily life as a core mechanism for delivering community assistance and fostering spiritual well-being.
- Faith-integrated service delivery faith-based approachThe organization embeds Christian faith into daily practices and community services, viewing spiritual care as inseparable from physical, educational, and cultural well-being.
- Internet Safety and Protection for Minors childrens_internet_protection_act_complianceThe organization implements technology protection measures, including Internet filters and staff supervision, to prevent access to inappropriate material, unauthorized online activity, and the disclosure of minors' personal information, in compliance with CIPA regulations.
- Partnership-based ministry of care partnership-based community developmentThe organization works in partnership with the Navajo people through a ministry of love and care, believing that such relationships are foundational to building and sustaining community.
- Partnership-based ministry to strengthen community partnership-based community developmentThe organization works in partnership with the Navajo people through a ministry of love and care, believing that relational, community-based engagement is the foundation for building trust and fostering holistic well-being.
- Technology safety and compliance for minors childrens_internet_protectionImplements internet filters, supervision, and education to protect minors online in compliance with federal regulations, ensuring safe and lawful use of digital networks.
- Volunteer-funded Project Implementation volunteer_funded_projectsThe organization requires volunteers or groups to raise funds for any renovation or service projects they undertake at the Mission, ensuring that projects are supported by external contributions.
named programs · 4
what they call their work
House of Prayer
ELCA congregation offering spiritual services and community worship at the mission
Mission Needs Program
Accepts targeted in-kind donations of clothing, school supplies, sports equipment, and household goods to support daily operations and community needs
Navajo Mission Preparatory School
K-2 private Christian school providing education for Navajo children on the Rock Point campus
Volunteer Program
Hosts individual and group volunteers for construction, renovation, and service projects; requires groups to fundraise for project costs