YHRadio: Urban Renewal program takes a distinctive approach to changing impoverished communities.

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June 30, 2017

Pastor Alton Hardy sat down with YellowHammer Radio, Yellowhammer News CEO BJ Ellis and Fireseeds CEO Cord Sachs to share his vision for reaching the hearts and minds of those trapped in urban decay.

Hardy leads the Urban Hope community church and Urban Hope development located within the community of Fairfield. in particular Hardy says he is focused on the young urban men who are being overlooked and replaced within the urban culture. Hardy says that mindset is leading to longstanding dysfunction that no government program has been able solve. The goal of Urban Hope is to address the needs of a young men’s heart in Fairfield when it comes to God, authority, responsibility and hope for the future.

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