Made up of retired Army and Air Force Vets, TFF reaches out through multiple initiatives and the mindset of putting Wounded Warfighters before all else.

We partner to bring a spiritual emphasis and our resources to all community outreach events across the nation.  Connecting with local pastors and organizations TWJ leaves a lasting and ongoing point of contact future ministry. 

Military women, both those in uniform and military wives, desire connection, stability, hope, and joy. Dealing with multiple moves, frequent deployments, and questions regarding careers, Planting Roots still must continue to build marriages, raise children, develop relationships, and manage careers.

The Roever Foundation partners with The Warrior's Journey by arranging education and retreats for TWJ inquirers. The foundation recognizes and emphasizes the importance of a soldier's experience after leaving the service.

Lead with liberty has provided TWJ with amazing leadership material to use for small group and personal growth. They continue to support and partner with our ministry.

The Foundation for Exceptional Warriors is a ministry that the TWJ utilizes for outdoor ministry excursions and other outdoor-related events.

American Bible Society provides many of the resources available to you through TWJ. Thanks to the Society branch specific Bibles, the Warrior's Study Bible, Engage Your Strengths, God Understands, Journey of a Military Wife, and the Military Teen Bible are all now available thanks to American Bible Society.

As the only item authorized to be worn while in uniform, the military Bible stick has been a valuable partner for our men and women on active duty, providing them a way to listen to scripture as they are able. It contains the entire Audio Drama New Testament and selected Psalms chosen specifically for “warriors,” yet it’s only about the size of a pack of chewing gum.

The Warriors Journey identifies the needs of the Soldiers and acts as referral provider for recommending individuals who would benefit from the Warrior Refuge program.

They exist to build spiritual resiliency in the men and women of the United States Armed Forces and build the local church through outreach events, healing, hope, and purpose, and discipleship.

Partnering with No Greater Love, TWJ is able to provide small group materials for discipleship and teaching. The hope of this film is that audiences can come to understand the agony and struggles soldiers experience both during and after war, on the battlefield and off.