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MENTORING THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING

At Ezekiel Ministries, we believe in a network of loving mentors connecting children with both Group and 1:1 Mentoring relationships is how kids from hard places experience hope and growth. Through Group Mentoring and One-to-One Mentoring, caring adults help children grow in faith, identity, relationships, and life skills: the building blocks of lasting change.

THE CHALLENGE FACING KIDS IN OUR COMMUNITY

WITHIN 4 MILES OF LEXINGTON & COLUMBIA

7,691
5,688

elementary-aged children are financially vulnerable

elementary-aged children live in single or non-parent homes

THE SOLUTION: MENTORING

Mentoring at Ezekiel Ministries changes everything because it surrounds children with consistent, loving relationships when they need them most. Through both one-to-one mentoring and group mentoring, children from hard places are connected to a trusted network of adults who show up, stay committed, and walk alongside them over time. One-to-one mentoring offers deep, personal support, while group mentoring builds belonging, confidence, and community.

Together, these relationships create safe spaces where kids can experience hope, discover their God-given identity, build healthy relationships, and grow practical life skills. When children know they are seen, valued, and not alone, real transformation becomes possible.

Our Mentoring Programs

Ezekiel Ministries meets the needs of kids in our community through two distinct programs: Group Mentoring and one-to-one mentoring.

GROUP MENTORING

SHARED EXPERIENCES. LASTING IMPACT.

A fun, community-based setting where children grow in confidence, faith, and friendships through learning, shared experiences, and caring adult leaders.

1:1 MENTORING

ONE CHILD. ONE MENTOR.

A trusted adult who spends time with one child, offering encouragement, stability, and care, working alongside families to help children grow in confidence and hope.

Testimonials

What Our Mentoring Network Says

“My son is in middle school and continues to beg for friends to go with him on outings. I told him that is not allowed and asked him why? He said that the Mentor was young, fun and that all of his friends need Mentors. He and I are so grateful to have a Mentor.”

Parent of an EZE Mentee

“My mentor teaches me about Jesus. We did a devotional where I had to squeeze toothpaste out of a tube and then I had to try and put it back in. Guess what? It was messy. Just like sin. It’s messy and it can get everywhere.”

EZE Mentee

“It is vitally important to have a relationship with my mentee’s family. I love my mentee’s mom and siblings. I’m so appreciative that they have allowed me to be a part of their lives.”

EZE Mentor