Easter Meal
"Resurrection Hope" is the title of our Easter dinner the Mission will be hosting for the homeless this Sunday evening at 5:30 PM.
Special Video Easter Weekend
This Easter weekend we will be publishing an unforgettable video about two young girls. They took action out of love for Christ and concern for the homeless. Watch for Annalee and Abi's story.
New Kitchen Equipment Begins to Arrive!
This past Friday something amazing happened at the Mission. We received new ovens for the kitchen! The ovens are a major upgrade to our cooking capabilities. We would like to thank the Mission's board for their leadership and our generous donors for making this possible.
Special Easter Meal!
The mission family is looking forward to sharing a special Easter dinner with our shelter guests! It will be held on April 21 at 5:30 PM. This year's theme is "Resurrection Hope".
Russell Cellular Blanket Drive
Russell Cellular ran a blanket drive in March. This is one of their posts. More to come on their incredible results! www.facebook.com/1557908167839296/posts/1995468747416567
Caring Girls!
I had the privilege of meeting these two caring girls today. Annalee, Abi, and Melinda Annalee's mom came by the mission. These two nine -year-olds initiated and hosted a bake sale at their school. They raised over $100 for the homeless! A video of them sharing their experience is coming…
Union Hill Missionary Baptist Church Gives
Jessica and James from Union Hill Missionary Baptist Church brought by donations gathered at their church. We appreciate their support!
Channel 3 News Story
This is a link to the Battlefield Elementary School news story on WRCB TV Channel 3. https://www.wrcbtv.com/clip/14785182/school-patrol-battlefield-elementary-5th-graders-help-chattanooga-rescue-mission
Channel 3 TV
The Mission was invited to Battlefield Elementary School to share about homelessness. WRCB TV Channel 3 came and covered the event. It is scheduled to air on the news tonight 3/19 at 6 PM.
What do we do when we see a person with a genuine need?
This appeal for coats to give to Syrian children received 21 million views on YouTube. The question: What do we do when we see a person with a genuine need? Please leave your thoughts in the comments below. What do we do when we see a person in need?