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Create flourishing neighborhoods where relationships build resilience and hope changes outcomes.
Love the people in our city well by standing for justice, staying present in relationships and communities longterm, and sharing the hope of the Gospel in the context of the local church for the glory of Christ.
“In fact, the research on the most effective treatments to help trauma victims might be accurately summed up this way: what works best is anything that increases the quality and number of relationships in the child’s life.” - Dr. Bruce Perry
President
Joe loves to tell the story of One Hope and our community in ways that offer God’s hope and love to all. Joe supports the Leadership staff in setting vision; sharing the vision in ways that encourage community collaboration; recruiting new staff, interns, fellows and volunteers; and counselor for staff and ministry.
Executive Director
Miriam lives three blocks from the Rose Bowl with her husband Nate, where they are raising their three kids and trying to love their neighbors as themselves. She earned a Master’s degree in practical theology from The University of St. Andrews, serves as the executive director for One Hope Tulsa, and is an alumni of Lead
Executive Director
Miriam lives three blocks from the Rose Bowl with her husband Nate, where they are raising their three kids and trying to love their neighbors as themselves. She earned a Master’s degree in practical theology from The University of St. Andrews, serves as the executive director for One Hope Tulsa, and is an alumni of Lead North and the Mine Fellowship. Her training along with her experiences in her neighborhood and as an adoptive mom have made her passionate about the intersection of trauma, theology, and resilience.
Youth and Outreach Coordinator
Jordan, a Harding graduate, joined the team in the fall of 2021, moving from Dallas, Texas. He is excited to use the gifts the Lord has given him to see youth come to know and be impacted by who Jesus is and what He has done.
Director of Operations
Matt joined the One Hope Team in May 2021 after completing his MBA at ORU and working in corporate sales for 4 years. He is passionate about community development and loves this neighborhood.
Artist in Residence
Lesley is a musician from Atlanta on staff as an artist in residence at One Hope Tulsa. She is the middle child of seven, and enjoys singing in harmony with her siblings. She studied music performance and jazz guitar at Covenant College. Upon graduation, Hill came to Tulsa to enroll in One Hope’s 2021-2022 Fellowship p
Artist in Residence
Lesley is a musician from Atlanta on staff as an artist in residence at One Hope Tulsa. She is the middle child of seven, and enjoys singing in harmony with her siblings. She studied music performance and jazz guitar at Covenant College. Upon graduation, Hill came to Tulsa to enroll in One Hope’s 2021-2022 Fellowship program. She developed a heart for the ministry and a passion to see justice enacted for families in our community. She is excited to serve the neighborhood this year by facilitating music lessons and writing songs for our various programs!
Neighborhood Development Coordinator
Caleb initiates and maintains strategic partnerships, leads grant-writing efforts, and oversees neighborhood outreach. He also is program staff for Resilient Kids and plays a supporting role in other One Hope Programs.
Fellow
Kaity is a recent graduate from Covenant College where she earned her B.A. in biology and a certificate in Environmental Stewardship. She was raised near Atlanta, GA and found a second home in Tulsa when she interned the summer of 2021. She is interested in how the social determinants of health shape health outcomes, and how exposur
Fellow
Kaity is a recent graduate from Covenant College where she earned her B.A. in biology and a certificate in Environmental Stewardship. She was raised near Atlanta, GA and found a second home in Tulsa when she interned the summer of 2021. She is interested in how the social determinants of health shape health outcomes, and how exposure to God's creation can help heal the wounds in young lives. Kaity is a die-hard UGA football fan and enjoys visiting monasteries.
Fellow
Glory Be is a community developer and crisis responder from Tulsa, OK who is interested in collective grief, cultivated resilience, and creative hope.
After earning her B.A. in Community Development from Covenant College she completed her M.C. in The Study of the Bible & Ethnicity from The Edmiston Center.
She is so excited to study
Fellow
Glory Be is a community developer and crisis responder from Tulsa, OK who is interested in collective grief, cultivated resilience, and creative hope.
After earning her B.A. in Community Development from Covenant College she completed her M.C. in The Study of the Bible & Ethnicity from The Edmiston Center.
She is so excited to study nonprofit management and serve her neighbors at One Hope Tulsa! Glory is a Dallas Mavericks Fan For Life and loves primary sources!
In 2003 a group of people associated with Springs of Grace Church were trying to love our city well and found particular needs in the education system which we felt we could help meet. Vision of Righteousness Ministries began as a means of organizing and funding those efforts to improve the graduation rates of students in Tulsa Public Schools by building relationships through sports training and tutoring. Many of our students had limited or no exposure to sports other than basketball and yet we saw how integral extracurricular involvement was to staying in school and graduating.
We began sports programs and later arts programs that allowed us to expose students and help develop basic skills in a wide range of sports and the arts. We also began a tutoring program that put us directly into the educational process with students. The actions of love and hope to students gave us opportunities to love our city – provide tangible help that was needed and allow us to build relationships over time that provided the platform to share the truth of the hope that Jesus gives that all can flourish. The neighborhood ministry arm of Vision of Righteousness began operating under the name One Hope Tulsa and is currently in the process of establishing a separate entity.
One Hope believes that the love and hope we have experienced can be life changing for everyone. Whether it is in education, sports or with the homeless or those impacted by the sex industry and sex trade, One Hope seeks those ways we can demonstrate love and do good to our city with the hope of staying in long term relationships where we can point individuals and families to the hope Jesus freely gives.
We have developed an extensive urban ministry summer internship to train college age students and those right out of college. We have also just launched a year round fellowship in urban ministry. This allows us to reproduce what we have learned, and the interns and fellows provide a talented and inexpensive work force for our ministry.
We continue to look for avenues and opportunities to demonstrate love to our city in ways that allow us to further these relationships. We will be launching a scholarship program this summer for students who attend our camps to get individualized sports instruction, dance lessons, art lessons, etc., at no expense to them or their family. As we re-enter the Rose Bowl, we anticipate providing sports leagues in a team format that intentionally groups players across racial barriers and has a leadership component to the leagues.
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