Thomas felt overwhelmed his first night at Springs Rescue Mission — but it was the night he started his journey of recovery.
We all see people on the street — people experiencing homelessness, poverty, hunger and addiction — and we try our best to lend a hand. But ... it can be difficult to know how to help.
Reflecting on the 25 years since Marilyn and her husband Paul started the Mission as a small soup kitchen in downtown Colorado Springs, she’s overcome with emotion.
We asked a few shelter guests this simple question: 'In what ways do you hope to grow?' Here are a few of their responses.
Five cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs recently learned about homelessness firsthand.
Community means everything, especially when it comes to fighting homelessness, poverty and addiction.
We need hope now more than ever. And what better reminder of hope is there than Easter? Here are some of the things that bring hope to the guests of SRM.
We recently spoke to Matt about what happened during those two weeks, and all the many miracles that have happened since.
The last phase — which brought the campus to completion — also included completely enclosing the campus and creating a sprawling courtyard area.
After 23 years of marriage and raising two children, she found herself in a transitional housing program in Colorado Springs. She was unemployed but had worked before, although the stakes were different now.
Living on the streets for 20 years has taken its toll on Ted.
Kim and Patrick had walked difficult roads by the time they arrived at Springs Rescue Mission in 2018 — but their serendipitous meeting in a place not known for romance is a testament to the powers of hope and love.
Shannon has faced many challenges in his life. They’ve caused him to grow and to trust God with his recovery, his marriage, his career and his life. He's a runner in the race of life, with his eyes set upon God.
Springs Rescue Mission depends on its “Community Champions” to help transform the lives of men and women experiencing homelessness, hunger and addiction in Colorado Springs.
Here, we look at what Springs Rescue Mission guests, staff and volunteers had to say about finding hope in uncertain times.
By the time he came to the Mission in 2018, he had spent nearly two years sleeping on the cold streets of Colorado Springs and the better part of his 58 years struggling with addiction.
It’s a time meant to reflect on what we’re thankful for and how we might use the resources we do have to help our neighbors in need.
Dale Carnegie once said that, “a person’s name is to that person the sweetest and most important sound in any language.”
Have you ever tried Mission Catering's signature Tuxedo Cookies? Well, now you can have them anytime you want with this recipe!
We spoke with Michael recently about growing up a “momma’s boy,” his hard years on the streets and the hope he’s found since graduating the New Life Program in 2018.
For many of us, this season has been a hard one. But even in those moments when the light seems to have gone out, there is hope.
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