Eternal Well of Life

For Churches & Community Organizations

Health education for the people least likely to receive it.

We partner with organizations serving communities this teaching would not otherwise reach — and we do it at no cost to them.

Who We Serve

Our charitable work goes where the need is

Eternal Well of Life is a charity, and a charity's free resources belong with the people who could not otherwise obtain them. That is not a constraint on our mission. It is our mission.

So our partnership program is built for organizations serving people for whom cost is a genuine barrier to health education:

  • Churches and ministries in under-resourced communities, carrying no budget line for health programming.
  • Free and charitable clinics, federally qualified health centers, and organizations caring for uninsured and underinsured patients.
  • Recovery programs, transitional housing, reentry programs and shelters.
  • Community organizations working with low-income, immigrant, elderly or medically underserved populations.
  • Congregations of any size where a program fee would simply mean it does not happen.

If that describes the people you serve, we would like to talk.

How We Decide

A conversation, not an application

There is no form to complete and no income documentation to produce. We ask you to tell us honestly who you serve, and whether cost would in fact keep this from happening.

We take organizations at their word. Those with the means to fund health programming are welcome to say so — and we will gladly discuss other routes to bringing this to your people, routes that do not draw on charitable resources.

We would rather direct what we have toward the congregation that could not otherwise afford a single session than spread it thinly across everyone who asks.

What Partners Receive

The full curriculum

All twenty modules of The Divine Design — Community Edition, across five seasons, provided for use with the community you serve.

Freedom within your organization

Use it where it fits your people: men's ministry, women's ministry, small groups, recovery, new-member classes. Your context, your judgment.

No cost to you or to participants

Provided as charitable programming. Not resold, not repackaged, and not offered as paid programming by the receiving organization.

Help getting started

Guidance on group size, pacing, who should facilitate, and how to handle the modules that touch harder ground.

What We Ask

Three things, and none of them are money

That the boundary stays clear. This is health education, and it never replaces medical care. Facilitators are not acting as clinicians unless they hold a license and have said so.

That someone in your organization owns it. Curriculum without a person behind it quietly stops in week three.

That it remains free to the people you serve. What we give as charity should arrive as charity.

If This Is Not You

And that is entirely fine

Many good organizations have staff, budgets, and a wellness line in the annual plan. If that is you, you are not who our charitable programming was built for — and saying so is not a rejection.

Write to us regardless. There are other routes to bringing this material to your people, including facilitated delivery and training that our charitable program does not provide. We will point you toward them.

How To Begin

One conversation, then a decision

  • Reach out and tell us about your organization and the people you serve.
  • We talk through what you have in mind — group size, timing, who would lead it, and whether cost is genuinely the obstacle.
  • You receive the curriculum and a start date that suits your calendar.
  • We check in after the first season to see what needs adjusting.

Tell us who you serve.

We will tell you honestly whether this is a fit — and if it is not, where else to look.

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