We provide a "home" for men in need of food, clothing, shelter and guidance to become responsible, self-disciplined and self-supporting citizens.

   After a 5:30 a.m. wake-up and 6:00 a.m. breakfast, group devotions and prayer are held each morning at 6:15 a.m.  Following devotions, residents rotate clean-up jobs around the Mission.  Next, residents who are new to the ministry participate in a work program at the Mission or the Good Samaritan.  Those residents who have been at the Mission for more than 30 days must seek full-time employment and begin to pay $55 a week toward his stay at the Mission.

    The Mission provides chapel services which are held Monday and Friday evenings.  The residents are required to attend Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday night at local designated churches.

     As long as guidelines are being met, residents may live at the Mission for as long as it takes to be ready to live on their own.  It takes time for "old" bad habits to be replaced with "new" good habits.

     Funding:  No state of federal funds are requested or received. We rely totally on the gracious partnership and support of individuals, churches, businesses and organizations that share the vision of reaching out to those in need.  All donations are tax-deductible.