Our Emergency food pantry exists to help those who are experiencing food insecurity while maintaining individual dignity. That philosophy is played out through our grocery store-like experience. When available, our clients are able to choose food preferences that help meet their family’s needs.
The Emergency Pantry is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-12pm. It is first come, first serve while supplies last. Clients need to bring a form of ID and proof for family size.
For more info, email us at dcfp@dcokc.org or call us at 405-634-2615
Our monthly food distribution exists to help those who are experiencing food insecurity while maintaining individual dignity at the end of every month. We focus on timeliness, quality, and efficiency with our drive-through style operation that serves over 100 families with much needed food supplies.
The monthly food distribution is open, along with our clothing closet on every 4th Saturday of the month (except for October, November, and December...we move it to the 3rd Saturday to get ahead of the holidays) from 9am-11am. It is first come, first serve while supplies last. Clients need to sign up every month using the link that is posted on social media the Monday before by 9am.
For more info, email us at dcfp@dcokc.org or call us at 405-634-2615
Throughout the year, we lead a variety of afterschool and summer programs for students to develop life skills, receive academic support, be mentored, enjoy nutritious meals, and engage in athletic and recreational activities.
Every Tuesday evening is our DC Cafe led by volunteers that come and cook over 200 hot meals for individuals and families in our community. Clothing and haircuts are also provided each week.
The Program
Dream Center Living is a nurturing, 9-month Christian residential program on the vibrant campus of Kingdom City Church. It warmly welcomes men who are on a heartfelt journey towards sobriety and freedom in Christ, seeking to break free from life-controlling challenges. Our vision at Dream Center Living is to lovingly guide men towards restoration and liberation, empowering them to thrive as fully engaged and purposeful members of society.
IDEAL CANDIDATES
Dream Center Living is intended for men leaving prison or rehab who profess faith in Christ. All residents will have a history of choices that leads to them needing the program, but the program is intended for men who want a transformative relationship with Jesus Christ. An intake process will assess a potential resident's desire for recovery and the spiritual environment the program intends to offer.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
Designed to equip participants with the tools, discipline, and faith needed to live productive, Christ-centered lives; our objectives are to help each resident become spiritually alive, emotionally stable, physically healthy, and socially responsible. Through discipleship, accountability, and community engagement, participants learn to rebuild character, strengthen relationships, and walk in lasting freedom with purpose and integrity.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Participants must:
Be 18 years or older.
Be physically and mentally able to participate in daily activities, classes, and volunteer work.
Have a genuine desire to change and live a Christ-centered life.
Commit to the nine-month residential discipleship program.
Maintain complete sobriety
Follow all house rules, curfews, and accountability structures.
Attend all church services, classes, and Bible studies.
Participate in community service projects and assigned chores.
Obtain and maintain employment or approved vocational training once eligible.
Demonstrate respect, honesty, and cooperation with staff and peers.
Pay a $200 non-refundable intake fee at admission.
Maintain weekly program fees of $150, due every Friday.
PROGRAM BENEFITS
Safe and structured Christ-centered living environment.
Spiritual growth through daily devotion, prayer, and Bible study.
Personal mentoring and one-on-one accountability with staff.
Practical life-skills classes including budgeting, job readiness, and goal setting.
Opportunities for employment and vocational development.
Restoration of family relationships through faith-based counseling and support.
Community service involvement that builds purpose and compassion.
Access to church services, worship, and community events.
Supportive brotherhood that encourages accountability and growth.
Pathway to independent living and long-term success after graduation.
Throughout the year, we host free community block parties for families. Whether it be our Easter Eggstravaganza, Back to School Bash, Fall Carnival, or Christmas for the City; we see hudreds and even thousands served with food, games, inflatables, live entertainment, prizes, and so much more!
Our community garden is growing and nourishing families as volunteers and neighbors help maintain and expand seasonal efforts. The produce that is harvested goes directly to our food programs and volunteers and neighbors who help maintain it.
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