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My Fathers House Denver A prison reentry community.

We're giving you an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at our new Workforce Development Center. Exclusively available to ...
10/08/2026

We're giving you an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at our new Workforce Development Center.

Exclusively available to literally everyone on the internet.

We've got the keys, the furniture is finding its place, and we're slowly transforming this space into a place where men returning from incarceration can build the skills and confidence they need to succeed.

It's still a work in progress, but we're excited about what's taking shape.

Stay tuned. We'll keep sharing the inside scoop as we get closer to our grand opening!

Jonathan is graduating from My Father’s House.During his time with us, he’s been a steady force in our homes and a great...
09/30/2026

Jonathan is graduating from My Father’s House.

During his time with us, he’s been a steady force in our homes and a great presence for the men around him. He advanced quickly in his new job and is now pursuing certification as a peer recovery coach so he can help others on their own journeys.

And while he’s graduating from one of our homes, he’s not going far. Jonathan plans to be a regular presence at our new office, mentoring and encouraging new participants as they get started.

We’re proud of you, Jonathan.

And yes, he still finds the time to go to more concerts than I do.

Rock on, Jonathan.

09/17/2026

Poor and vulnerable

Catholicism calls us to put the poor and vulnerable first. A good test of morality and our society is looking at how the poor and vulnerable fare.

How are people who are homeless treated? How are formerly incarcerated men treated? What is our government doing to help them? And how as a community are we helping them?

Look around and think about those who do not have as much. How are their days different, how much harder might their lives be because of different factors? How can we help them?

Reentry is about more than finding a job, meeting requirements, and checking goals off a list. It is also about connecti...
09/15/2026

Reentry is about more than finding a job, meeting requirements, and checking goals off a list.

It is also about connection.

One of the men in this photo had been spending much of his time by himself. Lately, we have seen a change. He is joining the other guys more, sitting with them, talking, and simply being part of the group.

That may look like a small thing. It isn’t.

For men rebuilding their lives, isolation can be easy. Trust, friendship, and a sense of belonging often have to be rebuilt too.

Sometimes progress looks exactly like this: pulling up a chair and choosing to be with other people.

At My Father’s House, we want every man to know he has a place in the world.

09/13/2026

Tonight on K-LOVE, My Father’s House founder and CEO Jim Blum will be featured in a replay of his Closer Look interview about our work helping men build stable, successful lives after incarceration.

Tonight, September 13
8:30 PM
K-LOVE 91.1 FM in Denver

Tune in and hear Jim share a little about the mission and work of My Father’s House.

09/10/2026

Rights and Responsibilities

A Catholic Social Justice Teaching speaks on the rights and responsibilities that all humans have. Basic necessities (housing, food, water, a job) and a responsibility to respect others and their rights. So often men who have been in prison are turned away from jobs, told that they do not deserve social support, aid for food, and that they should not be around others. As we have discovered, not only do they have a right to community and being around others, they have a right to set themselves up with a life and take care of themselves.

There are starting to be many stores and coffee shops that hire formerly incarcerated individuals. Perhaps look into finding one near you and supporting the business. If there are some places that are known for hiring formerly incarcerated individuals, put it in the comments so people can support these men and their right to work.

We were grateful to gather for our first First Saturday Mass at the Archdiocese.It was a beautiful evening of prayer, fe...
09/09/2026

We were grateful to gather for our first First Saturday Mass at the Archdiocese.

It was a beautiful evening of prayer, fellowship, and some especially good music.

My only regret is that I didn’t take any photos afterward, when everyone stuck around to visit over donuts at 5 p.m.

Because apparently Catholics don’t need to know what time it is to know when it’s time for donuts.

We’re grateful to everyone who joined us and helped make the first gathering such a meaningful one.

Happy Labor Day from My Father’s House!If you have hiring responsibilities and would like to meet appreciative, enthusia...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from My Father’s House!

If you have hiring responsibilities and would like to meet appreciative, enthusiastic, hardworking candidates ready for a fair chance, we’d love to connect.

Reach out to learn more.

09/03/2026

The Call to Family, Participation, and Community. “We believe people have a right and a duty to participate in society”. This is what the US bishops have to say of another theme in the Catholic social justice teaching.
In the United States the prisons can be an isolating experience and coming out of one, with a record can be stigmatizing. Your right to vote may be gone and employers may reject your job application even though there is an equal opportunity hiring policy.
As human beings we need connection. Isolation should not be expected of anyone or desired for anyone. Through connection we build trust, empathy, and are given the opportunity to perform kindness.
At My Father’s House, community is a vital part of the process. Former members come back to give encouragement to the new arrivals, weekly Sunday dinners with other groups in the community join, movie nights, bowling nights, hikes, these are all parts that are so integral to the healing of not just the individual, but to the community.

08/28/2026

What is Catholic Social Justice Teaching? It is a way to look around us and often challenge the status quo. The teaching can seem simple but when applied to different groups,it can be hard. Formerly incarcerated men are a very stigmatized group. How does the Catholic church see them and call us to see them? In this series we will delve into the seven themes laid out by the US conference of Bishops and explore how they correlate to these men.

This week is Life and Dignity of the human person.

As catholics we believe that every human has an inherent dignity that cannot be stripped from them. No matter what they do, or what is done to them. This idea can counterculture. Men who have been released from prison can be looked down on, and seen as less than. Not by the Church though. We like to put people in boxes and make judgments. As a society though
You can’t say "everybody deserves xyz, except those people”. We are called to love all.

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P. O. Box 441491
Denver, CO
80044

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

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