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Mission
Statement of Faith
We believe in a faith-based path to healing from grief and trauma according to James 1:27 “Pure and undefiled religion before God and the Father is this: to visit the orphans and widows in their trouble, and to keep oneself unspotted from the world”.
We believe in the Eternal God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.We believe in the Holy Bible, the written Word of God for teaching and instruction.
We believe in the call to servanthood with integrity, expressed by Paul in Titus 1:8 “And he must be hospitable to believers as well as strangers, a lover of what is good,sensible, fair, devout, above reproach – whether in public or private”.
We believe in ministering help to those in need, through prayer and support according to 1 Peter 4:10 “As each one has received a special gift, employ it in serving one another as good stewards of the manifold grace of God”.
We believe in Isaiah 54:17 that “No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which rises against you in judgement you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord, and their righteousness is from Me, says the Lord”.
We believe in the dedication to the power of prayer, to change lives, encourage faith,hope, and love, not only in our families but also in our communities and our nation.
What is special about
this Foundation
~ More than a connection –a relationship
We Believe:
Our Story
Tracy and Elijah are uniting lives to make a difference through the foundation.
Who we are:
OUR FOUNDER
Tracy Boone
Tracy is an author, and international speaker who empowers people to overcome adversity and by faith, finish well. As a pastor, Tracy helps individuals and families keep their eyes on God and deepen their faith. Tracy is an avid horse lover and a certified Faith-Based Equine Assisted Facilitator where she helps people heal by building a connection with horses and strengthening their relationship with God. But the roles she cherishes most are child of God and mother.
In 2012, Tracy thought she lost her ‘happily ever after’ when her husband died of Cruetzfield-Jacobs disease. Her son, Elijah, was only six years old.
In 2016, it seems that God had another role in mind for Tracy – founder. On the side of a mountain in Colorado, God called Tracy to start a foundation to help others like her and Elijah. With an enthusiastic yes from her son, they founded Elijah’s Path to Healing Foundation.
Tracy has been preparing for the role of founder her entire life. She is an ordained pastor and holds a Doctorate in Christian Counseling and Psychology from Carolina University of Theology. Tracy has certifications in Faith Based Equine Assisted Philosophy and Faith Alliance Against Slavery and Trafficking. Tracy has written two books, “I Can Finish Well” and “Elijah’s Hope, Who Am I?”
For more than two decades Tracy owned and operated three multi-million-dollar fitness facilities in Denver, Colorado. She is a Certified Fitness Trainer, Specialist in Fitness Nutrition and TRX Team Training Camp Certified Coach who has been helping individuals build and maintain healthy lifestyles.
Tracy’s latest role is that of TV producer. As part of the foundation, she and Elijah are co-hosting of The Path to Healing Show sending messages of hope and healing to hurting families all over the world. Broadcast on The Now Network, Preach the World Worldwide Network and The Path to Healing Show Channel on You Tube, the show airs every week.
Looking to the future, Tracy plans to add missionary and community resource to her roles when she and Elijah travel the country bringing the mission of the foundation to local communities. By setting up resources and a community of support, more families will be able to get the help they need to get onto their path to healing.
Tracy lives in Colorado with Elijah, their dog Jazz, and their cat, Kitty. She loves nothing more than to put her boots on and walk down to a barn to spend time with horses.
We get this one chance at life and I don’t want anyone to waste it. The biggest treasure we have is the eyes that are looking back at us, the family and friends that are around us. Each and every life is a miracle and our job is to love each other through this adventure we get to call life. What a life it can be if we keep our eyes on God and follow the path He has for each and every one of us through the good times and the bad.
~Tracy Boone, Founder
OUR FOUNDER
Elijah Boone
Elijah, age 14, is an international speaker, an advocate against bullying, and a comfort for children who have lost a parent or someone they love.
He is the co-founder and the face of Elijah’s Path to Healing Foundation as well as the co-host of The Path to Healing Show. The show airs weekly on the Now Network, Preach the Word Worldwide Network and The Path to Healing Show Channel on YouTube.
How does someone this age become a co-founder? Sadly, through tragedy. Elijah was 6 years old when his father, Reid Boone, died from a rare form of brain disease.
When Elijah is asked why you wanted to start this foundation, he says, “I want to be the guy that sits by that kid in school who is alone and teaches others to do the same. Nothing is going to stop me from helping these kids.”
And, he has big plans. He and his mom are going to travel all over the United States setting up resources and a community of support to help kids going through the grief and trauma of losing someone they love. One of the programs offered will include healing with horses where kids will be able to strengthen their relationship with God by interacting with horses.
Elijah loves God, his family, and sharing his heart from stage where he brings his message of hope to those hurting – reminding them that they are not alone.
He is a 9th grade homeschooler and lives in Colorado with his mom. He is a techie and enjoys all things Apple®, John Deere, FORD trucks, 5th Wheels, traveling, horses, and the ranch life.
- Board & Advisory Board Leadership -
Chairman
Todd Jansen
Todd Jansen is a solo private practice attorney who represents clients in all aspects of business law. Todd has both represented and served on non-profit Boards of Directors. Todd enjoys golfing, skiing and sporting events as well as traveling and spending time with his wife and son.
Co-Chairman
Dr. Aaron Hancock
Dr. Aaron received his Doctorate of Chiropractic from Parker University in 2010. He has 2 boys, Easton and Nolan and together they enjoy camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, exercising, and watching movies together. Dr. Aaron is constantly challenging his friends, family, and those around him to take an active role in their own health. He feels extremely blessed that he is able to help people regain and achieve health; a healthy spine means a healthy nervous system, which means a healthy life
Head of the Advisory Board
Rev. Dr. Larry Curry
- Board Members -
Treasurer
Ian Anderson
Ian has lived all over the world and has gained valuable experience from his travels. Ian is a business management consultant and accountant. He has helped numerous nonprofit organizations with their accounting, HR, and general business operations. Ian is a father of two to Harry and Daphne, and a farmer/rancher. In his spare time, Ian enjoys releasing his creativity in “the shop”, fly fishing, hiking and golfing.
Production Chair
Sandy Jeltema
Sandy is the Production Chair for Elijah’s Path to Healing Foundation. She co-produces The Path to Healing Show which airs weekly on the Now Network. Tracy, Reid and Sandy have been friends since 1997 and have worked together in ministry and business. She was Elijah’s nanny when he was a toddler. Sandy is God’s appointed Armor Bearer for Tracy and Elijah. She is a graphic designer with over 25 years of experience and a Senior Team Lead in Medical Bill Review. Sandy loves God, spending time with friends and family, movies, NASCAR and her little dog Piper.
Program & Communication Chair
Rhodi Cate
DONOR RELATIONS
Chaplain Julie Sobolik
Family Representative Chair
Lorraine White
Lorraine is a wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, a woman of faith, and has recently become a widow; she lost her husband Bill after 54 years of marriage on April 19, 2020. Lorraine has always been a champion for her family. She co-owned and operated Better Bodies Fitness Centers in Denver, CO alongside Reid and Tracy. After Reid passed in 2016 Lorraine championed Tracy and Elijah’s work to help others just like them. Now, in becoming a widow herself, Lorraine is turning her sadness into light by leaning on her faith and bringing her authentic perspective to the foundation as our newest board member.
Technical Chair
Melanie McSally
WIDOWS DEVELOPMENT CHAIR
Janet McCauley
- Advisory Board Members -
Advisory Board Member
Sandy Corrigan
Advisory Board Member
Thom Corrigan
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– 2 Corinthians 9:7-8 New King James Version –
