Gabriel Of Urantia Leads Others On Humanitarian Journey

Gabriel of Urantia is an avid humanitarian, activist and spiritual leader whose inspiring message and actions have spanned across decades and even continents. From distributing food and clothing to the needy in Mexico to establishing his own halfway house in Tucson, Gabriel of Urantia has provided loving support and ministry to others for over 40 years.

Gabriel of Urantia has spent his life fighting for social and environmental change in Southern Arizona, and across the globe. After leaving his theology studies at Duquesne University to take on full-time street ministry for alcoholics and drug addicts, Gabriel of Urantia's desire to devote his life to philanthropic efforts continued to grow. He founded a halfway house, Son Light Ministries, to lend a helping hand to the homeless and impoverished citizens of Tucson. He also engaged in prison ministry in Mexico and served as a volunteer chaplain at the county jail for the Pima County Sheriff's Department.

In addition to his many humanitarian endeavors, Gabriel of Urantia remains an advocate for environmental preservation and reform. For over 20 years, he has fought to prevent over development and preserve important environmental landmarks in Arizona. Fostering an appreciation for the natural beauty of Arizona's environment is of utmost importance to Gabriel of Urantia.

Gabriel of Urantia is the author of several spiritual books, including his autobiography, The Divine New Order and the Dawn of the First Stage of Light and Life. He is also the co-founder of Global Community Communications Alliance, a Urantia Book community consisting of over 100 full time residents and international change agents.