Our Mission is
Relationships are how we build strong communities. We believe that when Jewish and Christian communities collaborate, they strengthen the communities they serve.
While Jewish and Christian communities have distinct traditions and identities, they share deeply ingrained biblical values such as faith, integrity, compassion, service, and personal responsibility. Clergy and police exist to put these common values into practice.
Our mission is to bring Jewish and Christian communities together through service by developing trusting relationships between houses of worship, assisting law enforcement officers and their families, serving our neighbors, and strengthening our communities.
Our Neutral Authority framework allows Jewish and Christian houses of faith to collaborate with law enforcement, businesses, government, emergency management, community organizations, and citizens while maintaining their distinct identities and missions.
Law enforcement officers serve and protect our communities on a daily basis. Through trusted relationships, houses of faith can provide officers, their families, and their agencies with encouragement, volunteers, facilities, communication networks, practical assistance, and other resources.
Businesses can provide expertise, goods, services, facilities, and resources, whereas the government and emergency management provide leadership, coordination, and structure.
Clergy and police work together to establish these relationships before they are needed. When community needs, disasters, or major incidents arise, trusted partners know each other, understand their capabilities, and are ready to serve together.
Jewish and Christian communities work together.
Supporting those who serve.
Building safe and resilient communities.