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Build Strong Children Than Repair Broken Men

“It’s easier to build strong children than repair broken men.” – Frederick Douglas

This statement is so true and we see it everyday in our work. Children start off with a light and innocence that comes natural to them. Over time we see life experiences can dim that light and taint their innocence.

As parents and community leaders it is our job to protect our children but sometimes due to our trauma and or life experiences we can cause unintended brokenness in our children we are trying to protect them from.

The beautiful thing is we can always make adjustments and improve as parents and community leaders.

The goal is to equip and empower our young people while they’re young so when they become adults they’re in better emotional, mental, spiritual, financial, and or physical positions than we are in.

We were never meant to do all that is required alone. The Yunion loves supporting youth and families. If you have a young person that needs support or knows a family that has a young person that needs support please feel free to contact us. (313) 870-9771 or theyunion.org

A long day working to get our new space ready for the new year!

December 31, 2019

My son did an excellent job helping me frame, board up and apply the first coat of mud to a wall.

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Never Suppress—always express!

December 29, 2019

It’s okay to be nervous—we just can’t let it or any emotion stop us from doing what needs to be done in order to accomplish our goals!

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We’re getting close!

December 25, 2019

We’re getting close! 

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3 Truths

December 24, 2019

I was one of them—fearing my wife would take advantage of my heart, so I guarded it from her. This almost cost us our marriage. But when I learned how to #CryLikeAMan

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The “People of The Yunion” at our Staff Holiday Brunch

December 21, 2019

The “People of The Yunion” at our Staff Holiday Brunch. Happy Holidays from our family to yours!

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This made my heart rejoice! HalleluYah!

December 20, 2019

Ok, I already liked this young brother but this made my heart rejoice! HalleluYah!

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Stop Suffering In Silence

December 15, 2019

Men—as long as we stay in an abandoned house, we will always feel marooned, trapped and isolated in an inaccessible place.

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Thankful to be apart of something so powerful!

December 14, 2019

It’s been a year in the making and although the process was emotionally draining at times—I am thankful to be apart of something so powerful!

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When we break free from misconstrued masculinity

December 14, 2019

Men—when we break free from misconstrued masculinity and #CryLikeAMan, we are free to live from our hearts and no longer our fears.

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SOMETIMES ACCEPTING THINGS IS CHANGING THINGS

December 13, 2019

Remaining in a season that has passed will cause frustration, hurt and disappointment.

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YOU CAN’T DO EVERYTHING

December 12, 2019

If I did not pick the thing I “should do,” I would have stayed there all night trying to complete everything on my “To Do” list.

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I’m so thankful I listened and fed His sheep along with mine!

December 11, 2019

… and I’m so thankful I listened and fed His sheep along with mine!

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Don’t Let Words Have Power Over You!

December 8, 2019

Our founder Jason Wilson was honored to be invited by Sean Anderson Foundation, Detroit Lions and Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan

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Avoid the very appearance of evil

December 7, 2019

Just because you endured and overcame a temptation, life-threatening situation or relationship—does not mean you are to go back to it! For it’s written, “avoid the very appearance of evil.” – 1 Thessalonians 5:22

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I DON’T KNOW WHERE YOU ARE BUT I WILL FIND YOU AND I WILL LOVE YOU

December 6, 2019

There’s always a “cause and effect” to every action! I tell you the truth—I’ve witnessed “discipline” drive boys away but I’ve never seen encouragement fail to bring them back.

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I Had A Blessed Time

December 6, 2019

I’m always humbled when someone asks me to sign my book, but when this brother shared with me how #CryLikeAMan impacted his life, then showed me all the highlighted pages—I was deeply moved!

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