The IMPACT of a Simple Meal This is an interesting time in our nation. Unfortunately, the number of people experiencing homelessness in Tucson has significantly increased. So how can we help? What can we do about this growing concern in our community?

Do you recall feeling overwhelmed with Jesus’ mercy and love when you first encountered Him? The indescribable emotion that comes from falling in love with our Savior? (more…)

Looking back on 2022, one word comes to mind more frequently than any other.

I can hardly imagine anything more challenging than spending Christmas homeless and alone. Every year I am overwhelmed when I see all the kids who call Gospel Rescue Mission home during the holidays. On the one hand, I am deeply grateful they are here with us - that they are safe, fed, and off the streets. On the other hand, my heart breaks when I consider all they’ve had to endure in their short lives.  (more…)

Your love kept an entire family from being homeless this Christmas Crystal’s mom did everything she could to keep her family together. She was a single mom with 5 kids, working hard to keep them fed and off the streets.

It Starts with a Meal... Have you ever been hungry? In need? Have you ever felt overwhelmed just keeping up with the high cost of living and groceries? Imagine the anxiety a person might feel if they don’t know where their family’s next meal is coming from. Unfortunately, this is a harsh reality for many in our community. And, with your support, we can make a real impact in families’ lives by helping them this November. And it starts with a meal.

“I was walking down the street with my baby in a stroller, and all of our stuff. I didn’t know what to do. I felt like giving up. I wasn’t good enough…. And I wanted to be good enough for my son.” 

I can hardly fathom giving meth to a 10-year-old. But it happened to Roseann.

The quiet of a beautiful, sunny day ... and then — a screech of lightning, a distant rumble, the sticky air begins to move.

You helped provide a SAFE HAVEN from the heat for Robert. Ask Robert to share his life story, and he can capture it in four devastating words: “I should be dead.”