Greenhouse Project Featured on The American Dream TV
What happens when stability, sanctuary, and second chances begin to take root in a hurting community?
That’s part of the story The American Dream TV came to Chester to capture.
Local host Jaimee Brosko-Smith reached out after hearing about Greenhouse Project through one of our church partners. Her goal with the show is to highlight positive stories and the people making a difference where they live — and she saw something worth sharing in the work happening through Greenhouse Project.
The finished feature follows founders Pastor John and Emily Clifford as they share how Greenhouse Project is providing sanctuary, support, and second chances for people navigating addiction recovery.
From the waterfront at Subaru Park to a lively summer community barbecue, the segment shows how something as simple — and as powerful — as stability and belonging can begin to create lasting change in Chester.
When Jaimee and her film crew joined us for the June Community BBQ, they didn’t just capture an interview. They captured Greenhouse Project in motion.
Neighbors gathered around tables in the street.
Kids launching themselves down a waterslide.
Volunteers connecting with our everyday neighbors.
New conversations unfolding.
John and Emily shared the vision behind the ministry while the very community they were describing filled the space around them.
Sanctuary here looks like a seat at the table, a safe place to land, a relationship that stays, and another chance to begin again.
That’s the story we’re grateful The American Dream TV helped tell.
Thank you so much to Jaimee, her family, and film crew for being champions of our ministry!