Though the long-term effects of the coronavirus are yet to be determined, what is clear is that the crisis has forced every one of us to change deeply rooted habits and behavior just to survive.
Though the long-term effects of the coronavirus are yet to be determined, what is clear is that the crisis has forced every one of us to change deeply rooted habits and behavior just to survive.
The oldest Christian rescue mission in New York City, the Bowery provides food, beds, showers, clothing and free medical services to the estimated 70,000 New Yorkers who don’t have permanent shelter. Amid the coronavirus outbreak, the organization has had to adjust to new regulations to help contain the spread of the disease.
A 12-year-old boy is working to fight against homelessness one person at a time.
A Washington, D.C. mission is hoping to provide shelter and biblical teaching to the growing homeless population in the city.
A ministry founder in Ohio says city officials have denied him a permit to hold worship services in his ministry’s building because they fear the ministry will attract more homeless people.
Poor people have often told pastor Brian Combs that the hardest thing about standing at highway intersections holding up a cardboard sign and begging for money is not watching the windows roll up or hearing the click of automatic doors locking.
A Detroit police officer has been praised for his kindness after helping a homeless man shave his beard.
A Portland, Oregon church is reaching out to the homeless community in their neighborhood by building 15 tiny homes on their 11-acre property. Central Church of the Nazarene saw a need and are extending a helping hand.
In an emotional audition on ABC’s “American Idol,” 19-year-old Kalifa Wilson stood before judges Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie to share her families struggle to overcome adversity.
A nine-year-old- boy emptied his savings account this week and donated around $300 worth of goods to a local homeless shelter.
