Proverbs 31: 8-9 Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly and defend the rights of the poor and needy.
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Our job is not to judge. Our job is not to figure out if someone deserves something. Our job is to lift the fallen, restore the broken and heal the hurting. And we love doing it.
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And remember…we are an all-volunteer organization. Your money will never go to meeting a payroll.
Hope is the first step on the journey home….
IS DOESN’T TAKE LONG LIVING ON THE STREETS FOR THE QUOTE ABOVE TO BECOME SOMEONE’S REALITY.
WITHOUT HOPE OUR FRIENDS FIND IT DIFFICULT TO LOOK BEYOND THE NEXT FEW MINUTES, THE NEXT FEW HOURS, AT WHAT COULD BE. THAT’S WHY WE STRIVE EVERYDAY TO PROVIDE THAT HOPE. TO GIVE THEM AN OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE POSSIBILITIES AND TO REMIND THEM THEY DO MATTER AND THEY HAVE NOT BEEN FORGOTTEN.
WITH EVERY SLEEPING BAG, BLANKET, TENT, PAIR OF SOCKS, COAT WE HAND OUT…WITH EVERY MEAL AND CASE OF WATER WE PROVIDE…WITH EVERY HUG, HANDSHAKE, ENCOURAGING WORD AND OUNCE OF RESPECT WE OFFER…WE HELP REKINDLE THAT HOPE BY LETTING THEM KNOW THEY MATTER.
OVER THE YEARS WE’VE MOVED HUNDREDS OFF THE STREETS. WOMEN, MEN, AND CHILDREN RANGING IN AGE FROM 7 DAYS TO 92 YEARS OLD. BUT TO BE ABLE TO CONTINUE TO DO SO, WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Won’t you help us continue to provide that hope by becoming a HOPE PARTNER? Your monthly support will let us keep hope alive. No amount is too small & I promise it will be a tremendous blessing to someone who desperately needs to be blessed. Thank You! #BoomBetterWorld
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At twelve years old, his hatred of God took root.
FROM CHAINS to CHANGE…One Man’s Journey From God-Hater to God-Follower
The life story of Steven Allen Young, Founder/Executive Director, Home Street Home Ministries with New York Times-Bestselling Author ERIC WILSON (Fireproof and Facing The Giants)
Weighed down by chains of guilt and shame, Steven grew to live for the moment. He partied, slept around, manipulated people for his own purpose and desires, became a con, a thief, and an addict. His choices led to four failed marriages, over eight years in prison and eventually leaving him broke, alone, living five years homeless on the streets of Nashville, Tennessee. In 2013 he decided to end it all. It was at that point, the very God he despised stepped in and his long healing journey From Chains to Change began. This painfully honest and powerfully redemptive story is an example of God's ability to heal, transform and restore. And offer hope for the future.
