SOCO YFC Provides Believers

A Distinctive Way to Love & Serve Our City

Mayor Suthers met with a group of 200 pastors and ministry leaders earlier this week. The question was posed, “How can the Church better love and serve our city?” To which Mayor Suthers listed four items that cannot be solved by local or federal government alone, but demands the engagement of believers:

1.            Addressing homelessness
2.            Addressing drug addiction and abuse
3.            Adopting local schools
4.            Providing mentors for our youth
 
I have highlighted item #4, because Southern Colorado YFC has been the primary influence of Christian mentors for incarcerated youth in our community for 17 years!
 
It is a privilege to become part of the SOCO YFC team with one focused task – spread the story of the great ministry of YFC all across Southern Colorado! 

The Mayor knows that what we are doing is vital! And you know that YFC is vital! And we want everyone to know!
 
Please help us spread the word:

• Share the SOCO YFC website with your friends – they will love the "Year in Review" video found on our homepage!
• Invite a group of friends over for coffee and let one of us share the great things that God is doing!
• Sign up to go “Over the Edge” and use that tool to spread the YFC story to your friends and family.

 
And mostly – THANK YOU! For being part of meeting such a vital ministry in our city! As Mayor Suthers closed his speech, “Our goal is to create a society that matches the beauty of our scenery!”

We agree and are pleased to be part of the solution!

Jeff Anderson 
Interim Executive Director SOCO YFC
(719) 964-0180
pastorjeffanderson@gmail.com

Jeff was the pastor of Grace Bible Church in Colorado Springs since 1996.  As the founder of International Bible Conference, he began conducting Bible conferences for native pastors in 2004 and has met with pastors in India, Nepal, Philippines, Laos, Thailand, Albania, Russia, and Uganda. Jeff also works as a part-time faith advisor to Congressman Doug Lamborn. He is thrilled to use a lifetime of relationships in the Pike’s Peak region to tell the story and advance the cause of SOCO YFC.
 
Jeff and Nancy have five young adult children. They recently added two daughters-in-law. And their youngest son is headed off to college this fall. 
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