Dignity
Residents are partners in the work. They still pay rent, make the decisions, and own the progress.
Why Bedrock
exists.
Bedrock was built around a simple conviction: financial pressure should not keep people from saying yes to the work they feel called to do.
Why Bedrock began
Josh and Angie kept encountering people who felt called to ministry but were carrying debt and facing housing costs that made the numbers difficult to sustain.
That tension became personal. They chose to use housing as a practical way to create financial margin, and later kept a property dedicated to the mission so another family could have the same opportunity.
Our Mission
We exist to put church staff and ministry workers on a path to financial freedom.
Bedrock combines housing support with intentional financial goals. Residents continue paying rent, participate in the process, and direct the margin created toward the future they are working to build.
What guides Bedrock
Intentionality
Financial margin has a purpose. Goals, budgets, and accountability help turn extra room into forward movement.
Stewardship
Homes, grants, donor support, and resident effort are treated as resources to steward carefully.
Board of Directors
Cami Crook
Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist
True Homes
Jonathan Josephs
Campus Pastor
Elevation Church
Brennen Oakley
Senior Consultant
Always About People
Jon Ramsay
Mortgage Advisor
Mutual of Omaha
Josh Wood
Executive Director
Them Before Us