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…)
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Looking back on 2022, one word comes to mind more frequently than any other.
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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…)
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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.
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I can hardly fathom giving meth to a 10-year-old. But it happened to Roseann.
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The quiet of a beautiful, sunny day ... and then — a screech of lightning, a distant rumble, the sticky air begins to move.
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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.”
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Picture a schoolroom. A student named Stephanie. She’s eagerly learning, growing. Working hard.
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