Vanessa could hardly believe her eyes.
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COVID Can’t Stop Hope
Thanksgiving Day... Who’ll be at your home — at your table?
Keep ReadingThis Thanksgiving…
As challenging as the virus crisis has been for many of us this year, there are impacts in our community that go far beyond what we see in the headlines.
Keep ReadingLearning To Adjust
When COVID-19 hit, schools were left flat-footed – how do you create an online learning environment in a matter of weeks? As the confusion spread from classroom to living room, even the children’s department at Gospel Rescue Mission felt the effects.
Keep ReadingThanksgiving Blessings To Go!
Five children, between 4 and 13 years old…a mother and a father… all living on one meager Social Security check, strapped for cash, struggling just to put food on the table. That was Deanna’s family back in April.
Keep ReadingRestored & Thriving
If you had met Wes back then ... maybe you rented a nice apartment in a big, beautiful complex, and Wes was the manager ... you would never have guessed the truth about him.
Keep ReadingUsing Tragedy To Transform
To say that Cora has had a rough life is an understatement. Just a few years ago, she was penniless, homeless, and caring for a six-month-old, all at the same time.
Keep ReadingMeet the Staff
So much of Gospel Rescue Mission’s success in transforming lives stems from the fact that much of the staff can identify, one way or another, with the struggles of the men, women, and children we serve. Victor Hightower, our Development Manager, is no exception.
Keep ReadingFrom Homelessness to Self-Sufficiency
For the homeless and hurting we serve, it’s not enough to break the chains of addiction, to introduce someone to a relationship that leads to transformation, or to help untangle lives from the legal obligations picked up along the way. Even after all those monumental things have been accomplished, one more still remains: Living!
Keep ReadingHope & Transformation
How to steal... That’s the first thing Jimmy learned ...From his own stepmother ...When he was 10 years old She considered it a survival skill.
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