The Heart of the Mission
Mike Mustin will graduate soon from the Changed Life Recovery Program. He has worked hard on his life during his time in the program and he is looking forward to building a new life after graduation. Mike’s story is one of grace and grit, and it... Read More
My name is Carlton Hill and I am the Changed Life Recovery Program Director at The Frederick Rescue Mission. I came to this very program as a participant in 2003 from Washington, DC where I was a promising chef, but instead became hopelessly homeless and... Read More
We hope you plan to join us for the 8th Annual Faith House Dinner! Dutch’s Daughter Restaurant Thursday, October 28, 2021 6pm Tickets $125 | Table Sponsors $1,000 Use the QR Code below beginning September 16 for ticket purchases and more information. Read More
From God’s pronouncement in Genesis 2:18 that “it is not good for man to be alone” to the frequent New Testament directives to love, serve, forgive, help, and pray for one another, the Bible is clear that God created us to be in fellowship with... Read More
When I started at the Mission 25 years ago, our Food Services Department consisted of a “bread aisle,” which was basically a hallway outside of our kitchen where people could walk through and pick up a loaf of bread and some canned vegetables. This ministry... Read More
One of the highlights of my serving at the Mission is witnessing the men graduate from the Changed Life Recovery Program. Knowing their condition when they began and seeing the difference at the end is amazing. Yet one question looms large: “What will happen next?”... Read More
The Gospel of Jesus Christ calls people to true freedom. United to Jesus by faith and empowered by His Spirit, His followers are now free to “serve one another in love” (Gal. 5:13). Freed from the penalty and power of enslaving sin, Christians can now... Read More
“Wow! This is a REAL home, Mom!” exclaimed the son of one of the guest residents participating in the Transitional Living Program at the Faith House. In the son’s eight years, he bounced around from place to place with his mom. Sometimes with a roof... Read More
2020 was a tumultuous year that will be etched in our memories as a time of perplexity, fear, and challenge. It was, in many ways, simply bizarre. Toilet paper shortages, empty highways during rush hour, and separation from family and friends seemed more like fictional... Read More
Our Summer Enrichment Camp began in 2008 as a partnership between the community and FCPS city elementary schools. The goal was to help students more easily bridge their recent and upcoming academic years. The program was created to offer elementary students learning in a fun... Read More
