We seek to be an example of Jesus Christ’s love to the world, through meeting the practical needs of people- through the ministry of love and acceptance.

TTWM helps through prayer ministry; provides information and makes referral to services available through community-based organizations and government agencies; advocate as well as teach self-advocacy in the areas of health, education, employment, housing, fair business practices, and discrimination.

TTWM refuse no one. We are here to serve God's precious children. No one is ever turned away. Where referrals are necessary, we follow up with the individual to make sure each need has been met.

TTWM also monitors, investigates, reports, and develops safeguards for citizens’ safety and security, violation of human rights, and the delivery of quality health care. TTWM assess, develop, and promote quality and safe living and social environments for children, young adults, the elderly, people with disabilities, and those institutionalized, as well as promote fair and adequate services for people working toward self-sufficiency and independent living.

To that end, TTWM introduce bills and policies; request modification of current laws and/or ordinances to better meet the needs of people (without compromising safety & privacy laws); and sits as a WATCHDOG to report the non-compliance of privately and government funded programs, as well as any violation of civil and human rights. 

TTWM Prior Ministry Activities: SECONDMOMS (Ministry to students away from home); VOICE OF VIRGINIANS (TV program reporting personal stories, covering events, and voicing citizen concerns); FIND-D-LOST (Committed to finding missing children, adult with disabilities, as well as reuniting families separated by adoption); and SAFE->WAY->OUT (Assisting victims of domestic violence and gang threat/violence to exit safely and receive recovery and rehabilitation.