The Heart of the Mission
Are you making plans and resolutions for 2021? This can be challenging even in the best of times but with the uncertainties of COVID, planning is more complicated than ever. Outreach Coordinator Teri Kwiatek is trusting God as she considers the programs at the Mission... Read More
2020 has been a year of challenges and blessings at the Mission. But through God’s faithful provision, we have served more of our neighbors than ever before. Our George L. Shields Bread of Life Kitchen provided to-go meals on campus for breakfast and lunch, and... Read More
“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” – Jeremiah 29:11 For my 17th birthday my mother bought me a cross necklace. This cross was made... Read More
As the effects of the COVID-19 crisis continue to ripple through our nation and our community, God is enabling the Mission to meet ever-increasing needs. We have seen a 30 percent increase in the need for to-go meals and grocery boxes. A portion of this... Read More
Last fall, we closed the Rescued Treasures building for a few weeks to address much-needed repairs, such as a new roof. After reopening for only a few months, we closed again – this time for a protracted period of time due to COVID regulations. However,... Read More
The relationships forged through the ministries of the Mission extend beyond the borders of our campus to reach deeply into the Frederick community. Recently, we were pleased to discover the story of how two local artists and the Mission’s Outreach Coordinator Teri Kwiatek each contributed... Read More
Recently, I heard a great message for the times in which we are living. The main point was “If we don’t quit, we win!” With “faithfulness” being our theme this month, we need to understand what it takes to be a faithful person positioned to... Read More
Faith House opened its doors in 2016 to help women and children in crisis overcome obstacles and get back on their feet. Since then, dozens of hurting women – many of them with their children – have found not only shelter, but also individual case... Read More
Because of the generosity of our donors, the Mission recently purchased a new refrigerated truck. This truck is vital to the ongoing ministry of the Food Distribution Center (FDC), allowing the Mission to transport and distribute fresh meats, dairy, and other perishable food items. Also,... Read More
Oliver Dean came to Maryland six years ago because he was seeking freedom in several areas of his life: freedom from the constant burden of financial pressure; freedom from an oppressive family situation; freedom from homelessness; and freedom from debilitating substance use disorder. This is... Read More
