MONTHLY MINISTRY UPDATE
PEOPLE OFF THE STREET
The people below were placed into transitional housing, all 3 of the individuals below are still doing well.
2 Act Ministries continues to provide an alternative to waiting months or even years to qualify for income based or affordable housing by utilizing Christian and secular sober / transisitional housing to assist people to get on thier feet.
This does cost the ministry some funds but it is well worth the cost when you see so many lives being transformed. 90% of the people we have placed into transitional housing are still doing well to this day. Bible studies, church and outreach in the community are part of the program at The house of Judah.
GOD IS GOOD.
We met these two different families temporarily homeless, living in the park, at our monthly Molasky Park outreach. They stayed for the service, got fed physically and spiritually, provided for & 2 hours later, off the streets.
2 Act Ministries provided emergency housing until the permanent housing comes through.
My wife kept saying that both mothers were crying and in tears that they were going from living in thier car at the park to thier own apartment.
They will be permanently housed on Thursday.
We had another family contact us who were living in thier car, a big family.
We asked if there was family anywhere in the country that they could stay with and it turned out the mother had a friend in Texas. 2 Act Ministries contacted that friend to confirm that the family could stay there with her in Texas and the answer was YES.
The same day 2 Act got greyhound bus tickets for the entire family, straight from the streets to on the bus and on to being housed.
The mother found a job in Texas and is working on permanent housing for her family. Thank the Lord for her friend, the ministry and our donors.
Another family thanking Jesus, our donors and the community for the help they received.
STILL DOING WELL
I am always texting and contacting people we helped several months ago and sometimes years ago, just to see how they are doing.
Below are some of those testimonies.
Kelly was a really hard situation. When i first met her she was very frustrated and angry and really didn't want much help.
But, through the grace of God she went from addict living in the streets, to transitional housing to living on her own. It was so good to see her still doing well.
Ran into Rick at the food pantry, he is still doing well at the House of Judah.
OUTREACH
2 Act Ministries has been called to glorify God with the mission to be faithful stewards of all that is entrusted to us and to demonstrate the love of Christ to the less fortunate and homeless community.
This is done by spreading the Gospel of Jesus, providing essential needs, both physical and spiritual and offering an opportunity to guide them through community resources.
A very powerful picture of a lady surrendering in tears, making a decision for Christ
Every person we meet out on the streets gets much needed supplies including care packages and food. Summer items include electrolytes, sunscreen and ball caps. Winter itmes include coats, blankets, emergency blankets and warm hot chocolate.
PARK OUTREACH, MOBILE OUTREACH, POP UP OUTREACHES AND THE HOPE CHAPEL OUTREACH
With 2-4 outreaches every month, 2 Act Ministries is always in the community doing outreach.
Every person receives the Gospel of Christ, resources, seasonal items and much needed necessities.
Gospel of Christ and the Bible being taught at the Hope Chapel outreach for our unhoused friends
Prayer at the Hope Chapel offered before every service.
Worship at the Hope Chapel outreach
Much needed homeade food and food to take with them at our monthly park outreach
The Gospel of Christ, resources and much needed items are provided for our unhoused friends at the parks.
Any Donation, regardless of size is greatly appreciated.
2 Act Ministries is 100% volunteer based, no paid salaries.
Every dime goes to assist the homeless to provide the Gospel, care packages, food, Bibles, resources, transportation to resources and seasonal items for the homeless and less fortunate.
