• Welcome to DOOR!
      Discovering Opportunities for Outreach and Reflection (DOOR) is a faith-based network of six cities that provides opportunities for service, learning and leadership development within the urban context. We highlight the strengths of our cities, as well as the needs. We believe this is best accomplished through collaboration, mutuality and partnership.

      Contact the national office for more information on all our programs: call 303-295-3667 or email marie@doornetwork.org.
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      Looking for a summer service and mission trip for your group? 

      We still have space in most of our cities!

      For dates and locations call Marie at 303-295-3667.


      A weeklong Discover mission trip is $305 per person.
      College mission and service groups are $275 per person.
      Weekends are $95 per person.


      You can find all group registration information here. You can get more details about the Discover program here or on individual city pages.

      Programming is offered year-round. Contact the national office for availability.


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      Packing food at a nutritionally based distribution program for terminally illNOW is the time to apply for Dwell our year-long program! Fax, mail, or email your application along with three references into our office. One of our cities is almost full for next year's program. Don't delay. Apply for a life-changing year of mission service. 




       


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    • Questions?
      We’re here to answer your questions:

      DOOR@DOORnetwork.org or call 303-295-3667
    • Donate
      Use this link to support the work of a Dweller, your favorite city, or the whole network. Thank you for your financial support!

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