Mission News
Rescuing from Hunger: Supply and Demand
A 20-year-old woman recently came through the grocery line for the first time and couldn’t hide her emotion. She had her little girl with her.
May 15, 2024
A 20-year-old woman recently came through the grocery line for the first time and couldn’t hide her emotion. She had her little girl with her.
You are helping Brittany make a better life for herself and her autistic son. Just a few years ago, they were living in a shelter in New York City, and now they share a three-bedroom apartment in Frederick.
The journey to recovery from substance addiction can be daunting in a world where stressors and challenges can seem insurmountable. However, residential recovery programs offer
Gen Z (1996 – 2010) Embracing the Community: Ashley’s journey at the Rescue Mission is a testament to the power of community and compassion. Ashley
Reese was homeschooled but only educated through the 10th grade because of family distress. He wanted to serve his country and desired the opportunities of military experience. However, he knew he could not pursue his dream if he did not have a high school diploma or a GED.
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!