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Homefront Heroes Ministries brings the hope of Jesus to the military wife with relevant, Bible-centered resources that equip her to thrive through the trenches of military life!
We've been through the valley and we're going after every military wife to let her know she's not alone.
From loneliness to solo-parenting, deployments and trials, our team of three founders bring their military life experience and education in pastoral care, women's ministry leadership, Biblical studies, and the writing craft to pour into the resources we are passionate about creating.
Our resources and speaking events disciple the military wife with the Truth and equip church leaders to gather in their unconnected military community, so that every military wife can encounter and rejoice in the joy of the Lord!
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Our team of passionate and experienced leaders are ready to bring Bible centered encouragement, purposeful discussion, and loving accountability to your next women's event.
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We've walked the hard and beautiful road of military life and have thrived through the circumstances only Jesus could carry us through. It's our mission to equip every military wife with the hope of The Gospel.
Homefront Heroes (HFH) has been a tremendous support while our family endured separations...The ministry is a safe, healthy, supportive place to learn how to grow and thrive through the difficulties of military life. The military doesn’t really offer a “one-stop shop” to find the resources and support that HFH offers, and HFH has the great bonus of a Christian environment.
I, personally, have learned to be more independent and to take care of myself and family better through this ministry. I have been able to take what I have learned about struggles and hardships, marriage, parenting, feelings, loving others, patience, kindness, thankfulness, forgiveness, and so many more topics home to teach to my husband, children and friends. I have also seen many ladies grow and become more independent and grow in their faith through this ministry. I was able to thrive through these separations, rather than just to survive.
- Erin​​​​​
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