Normally, disabled people end up feeling like a burden on society. They go from program to

program, almost always in need of assistance and rarely helping others.


Cornerstone is a home for disabled men that seeks to change this situation. The men in the

house are taught to live life as a team, learning to help one another. This allows them to

contribute to the needs of others, and, in the process, it affirms their dignity and lets them

discover their importance. The house is also designed so that the residents never have to move

out of the house. This ends the cycle of transition from program to program.

In addition, by having close ties to the local church, in this case Open Door Fellowship, the

home provides a way for the body of Christ to care for its weaker members.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

CO-DIRECTORS

Eric Davis

E-mail: ericbarjames@earthlink.net


Randy Milliken

303-297-0167