We have been praying for greater unity within our community and clear vision for the call of Jesus upon our church.
4Tucson convenes city leaders and community members to invest in a Tucson neighborhood by:
Observing the challenges of the neighborhood through research and sharing with one another;
Generating solutions for the systemic problems the neighborhood is facing;
Creating prototypes designed to help the community thrive.
What are one or two prayer needs within the church?
Change is always a challenge and we are remodeling our auditorium which has caused a disruption to our programing. We are also in the midst of a search for a successor for the Lead Pastor role.
4Tucson's Fundraising Challenge utilizes a platform that enables participants to invite everyone in their email contact list to support our mission. This process has proven to be very effective in raising significant funds for our mission to biblically transform Tucson. It has also been a great way of drawing people together who want to use their influence for God's Kingdom in our city.
I look forward to build relationships with like-minded organizations and individuals as we come to the table to communicate and share information and resources to build strength in the community.
4Tucson teams met with leaders & residents & collaboratively developed several ideas to help Amphi achieve goals identified by residents.
As an innovative problem solver, Tracelyn Sutton thrives on tackling challenges faced individually and collectively throughout our city, and is never satisfied with the status quo. Having a Bachelor of Science in Business Management and pursuing a Master of Public Health, she has worked for 23 years in project and program management devising creative solutions […]
I have always been Father, and will always be Father--Ephesians 3:14-15. My question is--Will you be my child --John 1:12-13 I am waiting for you --Luke 15:11-32. Love, Your Dad. Almighty God
According to the most recent Census estimate, the city of Tucson has an average poverty rate of 23.4%. As of 2020, the city of Tucson reported that 20 census tracts have a poverty level over 35.6%, with some having levels as high as 52.7%.
Poverty levels are highest among single-parents and minorities. Tucson is also in the top 10 cities in the nation for rate of single-parent households.
