We’re young people trying to make the world a better place. We’re working out our faith and life as we go. It’s not rocket-science. We’re young Christians—Jesus followers and part of The Salvation Army.

What we’re about: We’re turning the world upside down with the ideas of Jesus. More than just impacting culture with our message, we‘re changing it. We don’t back down from our belief in God, but want to speak honestly about our struggles along the way. We understand that church has not always been the most helpful space for young people, but still value our place in it.

Christianity is not always the easiest life choice, but we believe it’s the best way. Our hope is to bring the heart of our faith—that is the message of Jesus—to the world not by simply declaring it, but by making our own lives reflect the very things we say we believe.

Who we’re for: Our heart is for all people, yet we have a strong connection with those who are on the edges—broken, hurting and looking for meaning. Jesus did his best work with this kind of brokenness, and we want to live out the ideas that return dignity and hope to people.

And it’s not just belief that turns the world upside-down—it’s deeper than that. When we let God move our belief from our head to our heart, we become more accepting, open and fair. That’s how we change the world.