From Battle Worn to Blood Born: The Michelle Blood Story

Posted 10.06.2025

Early on, Michelle opted out of life…of feeling anything, of achieving anything, of being anything. Childhood trauma and the numbing agents of addiction put most of her emotions on ice—except for anger. It was always there—ready to erupt at a second’s notice. A self-described “bully,” she excelled at intimidation…until the day the love of God […]

I’ve Found Jesus. He Was Behind the Sofa the Whole Time.

Posted 02.25.2025

For most of her life, Debbi blamed her mother for everything that went wrong in her life: her father leaving, being sexually assaulted at age six by her brother’s friends and later by one of her mother’s boyfriends. She had a right to be angry, but not, as she would later realize, to hold on […]

Provoked: The Galvin Kielty Story – Part 2

Posted 10.22.2024

(Continued from Part One) It Just Ain’t Fun No More Some addicts get “scared straight” into sobriety, some  quit on their own and others just get bored of it. In Gavin’s case it was the latter. “I didn’t have anything going on in my life,” says Gavin. ”I was just getting high and it wasn’t […]

The Money Savings Program: Laying the Groundwork for a Brighter Future

Posted 06.13.2024

  “I see the Mission as a landing pad that serves as a launching pad for a brighter future. That’s why we’re committed to assisting our guests with their present needs while always moving them forward. – Jonathan Anderson ​ “One bad turn deserves another.” Or so conventional wisdom would tell us. Some would call it “bad […]

A Gift of Time – Jennifer’s Money Savings Story

Posted 06.04.2024

Read About It:  The Money Savings Program: Laying the Groundwork for a Brighter Future A Gift of Time – Jennifer’s Money Saving Story Jennifer came to the Mission destitute and with a serious medical condition. After her mom died on her first day on the job, Jennifer  had no one left…no family at all.   Soon […]

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