01Minnesota
Marty & Lauri Fox
Nearly thirty years of opening their home and coming alongside marriages and families.
Read their storyIn partnership with USA Missionaries
Mission of Reconciliation
People coming alongside people.
A national ministry helping people across America experience reconciliation, restoration, and freedom in Jesus Christ, and calling followers of Jesus to come alongside others right where they already live.
Why It Matters
No one was meant to walk alone.
Across America, marriages are struggling and families are fractured. People carry wounds, shame, unforgiveness, and fear they rarely say out loud.
Mission of Reconciliation equips followers of Jesus to come alongside them with love, truth, prayer, Scripture, and real relationship. We are not the ones who heal anyone. Jesus is the healer, restorer, and source of freedom. We make ourselves available and point people to Him.
All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ and gave us the ministry of reconciliation.
The Restoration Journey
Three movements, walked together.
01
Recognize
Bring what has been hidden into the light.
Together we name the wounds, lies, unforgiveness, and fears that quietly shape how we live.
02
Respond
Bring it to Jesus.
Through prayer, forgiveness, repentance, and Scripture. We are not analyzing the past. We are inviting Jesus into it.
03
Renew
Learn to walk in freedom.
Replace lies with truth, renew the mind, and live from your identity in Christ long after the process ends.
Mission of Reconciliation + USA Missionaries
Mission of Reconciliation works in partnership with USA Missionaries because restoration and discipleship belong together. We want to see people reconciled to God, restored through Jesus, walking in obedience, and helping others follow Him.
Don’t Waste Your Life
What will you do with what God has given you?
John Piper challenges Christians not to spend the final chapters of life simply pursuing comfort, leisure, and retirement. The goal is not to arrive safely at the end with a collection of experiences, but to spend our lives for what matters eternally.
For Mission of Reconciliation, that raises a simple question:
What if the wisdom, experience, testimony, and years God has given you were meant to be poured into someone else?
Stories of Reconciliation
Meet people who said yes.
Ordinary followers of Jesus making themselves available to the people God has placed around them.
The Invitation
What if thousands of us lived this way?
You need to be willing to love people, obey Jesus, and make yourself available.
The need is great. The time is now.
Your kitchen table may be where someone’s restoration begins.