Orange County, California is the third largest county in the state, with a population of 3,166,461.
If Orange County were a country, its gross metro product in 2008 would rank 45th in the world.
Orange County is the 15th top producing economy in the nation.
Yet, with all of these riches, our neighbors are hurting.
The Real Homeless will tell their stories and shatter the myths, perceptions, and prejudices surrounding homelessness.
Thank you for joining us in this conversation. The Orange County Rescue Mission
we want to be a people that shed light and rise out of the darkness : The Orange County Rescue Mission {rescuemission.org}
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6th July 2012
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From a young age, Johnny’s life was defined by drugs, gangs and prison. Now at the Village of Hope, he has hope for his family and future and faith rooted in God.
we want to help the least, the last & the lost walk into the greatness that God has created them to be and live a life of resilient purpose in relationship with their creator
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we must see our neighbors, even those that live on the streets, as God sees them.
partner with us on our weekly outreaches
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Reblogged From seeingthelightforthefirsttime-d
really enjoying this song in the quiet of this morning ::
‘if i give it all to you will you make it all new’
absolutely // 2 Corinthians 5:17
Give of your time, gifts, & resources :: http://www.rescuemission.org/
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help those seeking a fresh start to live on purpose
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James Hoppe : Part II : a new heart and paying it forward
Is it summer yet? Any plans for you and your family for summer break?
While temperatures rise, giving and donations seem to drop. And while it seems like everyone is on a summer vacation, the homeless don’t get a break. But if you are looking for activities to do as a family or to keep your kids from sitting in front of the tv all summer, why not make a difference in the lives of the least, the last and the lost of Orange County? Here are a few ideas!
1. Donate bottled water, hygiene products, bus passes, or gift cards for volunteers to distribute to the homeless on the streets at our weekly outreaches.
2.Volunteerto serve at the Mission or with one of our weekly street outreaches.
3. Connect & Share about the Mission and what we do through facebook & twitter & pinterest.
4. Organize a food drive in your neighborhood.
we serve more than 3,000 meals a day :: call us to get involved (714)-247-4300 or connect on facebook and twitter! Visit HERE
follow us on facebook and twitter to partner with us on on our weekly outreaches :
The Chili Van will be in Dana Point tonight (and every Tuesday night) from 4:30-6:30p
Our Mission is to minister the Love of Jesus Christ to the Least, the Last, and the Lost of our community …. {http://www.rescuemission.org/}
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