In August 2025, after four successful and supportive years as a ministry of First United, Soul Space became a registered non-profit organization; it is now known as Soul Space Collective Care. In December 2025, with the approval of the church council, an agency agreement was developed, recognizing the evolution of Soul Space from a community ministry of First United into an independent non-profit organization governed by its own board of directors. The
agreement acknowledges the important historic support and financial stewardship provided by First United. As such, the balance of funds from the Soul Space ministry was transferred to the stewardship of Soul Space Collective Care’s new Board of Directors to continue to offer programs in support of frontline workers within our community. Danielle Rolfe and all involved in Soul Space are ever-grateful for the support and guidance received from the community at
First United in support of frontline workers.
agreement acknowledges the important historic support and financial stewardship provided by First United. As such, the balance of funds from the Soul Space ministry was transferred to the stewardship of Soul Space Collective Care’s new Board of Directors to continue to offer programs in support of frontline workers within our community. Danielle Rolfe and all involved in Soul Space are ever-grateful for the support and guidance received from the community at
First United in support of frontline workers.
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