How we started

Jodi Greenstreet started WOW Living in 2014 out of a heart to share the truths that served as the bedrock of her life. If you were to ask her to boil it down to one thing her life rests on, she would say, Jesus. 

WOW consisted mostly of platform speaking at conferences, camps and retreats until 2019. Over the past three years Jodi has had the privilege of stepping off the platform and walking alongside a handful of people, most of whom you would never find at one of her speaking events. Through listening to their stories and learning from their experience with poverty, addiction and mental health, Jodi began to pray with Patti LaRose about what they were called to do. 

The Guest House, Out of the Cold Cafe and Affordable Housing services that WOW Living now provides are the result of those prayers. 

Jodi is still passionate about speaking and teaching but often that now takes place in the cafe over a cup of coffee, on a walk around town or during TEAM trainings. 

If you are interested in having Jodi speak at an event you can reach out to her via email: jodigreenstreet@gmail.com






Prayer Partnership

Would you consider partnering with us in prayer?  

If you believe that God hears us when we pray and are willing to invest time praying for this work please send us an email and let us know!



Donate

Our heart is that the majority of the dollars donated to WOW Living go to directly supporting the people we serve. Our passion is to, provide resources to under-resourced people and to provide them with the opportunity to do the same. 


General donations will be put toward our operating costs. These may include anything from covering a few nights at a hotel for a homeless friend, putting gas in the car to get them to appointments or providing them with a cup of coffee, groceries or a meal. Donations may also go toward the cost of training, staffing or affordable housing expenses. Whenever possible we desire to employ people with lived experience in areas such as homelessness, poverty, addiction and mental health disorders.