Faith House
Tired of Running: Janice’s Journey Home
“Life was hard. My children and I were homeless, with nowhere to go.” Janice is a mother of four—already a challenge without the added burden
May 26, 2026
“Life was hard. My children and I were homeless, with nowhere to go.” Janice is a mother of four—already a challenge without the added burden
For most of her life, Carol craved a sense of belonging. That deep loneliness led her into years of alcoholism and drug addiction—until Jesus Christ
You helped turn Shay’s life around. Shay, a single mother of three, had been searching for safety and stability for her family. After an altercation
Most of us treasure our Christmas memories, but Christmas may generate bad memories for the Mission’s residents. You are replacing those memories with good ones.
My son, Riley, he is nine years old. He’ll be 10 in February. I have my daughter, Olivia. She is six. She’ll be seven at
Shari Badolato is the Program Specialist for Fath House. Before joining the Mission staff, she was a church Kids and Family Pastor. Shari enjoys hand lettering and going to the beach and movies with her family. She says, “I am grateful for the hope I have found in Jesus and have a passion for helping women find wholeness and healing in Him. I consider it a true privilege to partner with The Faith House.”
Brenda coordinates the volunteers who sort clothes and assist guests in Rescued Treasures.
She has been working with people in poverty since 1981. She says, “First, I befriend them. Then I find out what they need and refer them to the program that could best help. I only help people who want help, and only in the ways they want help. Some people have addiction problems and don’t want to leave the street. I’m still their friend.”
Carol coordinates the programs at Faith House, working with residents to help them develop skills for independence. Carol also runs Crossed Bridges with her husband Jonathan. She enjoys playing any sport with a ball, crocheting, bike riding, and spending time with her husband and five children.
“He who loves God must love his brother also.” (1 John 4:21) explains what wakes Carol up in the morning to begin a new day; being able to serve the Lord while working with people, whether it be administratively or relationally. She loves hearing the testimonies of how Jesus has changed people’s lives, especially because He’s done so much for her!