The Real Homeless

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

The Orange County Rescue Mission serves hot meals with the Chili Van Outreach between Santa Ana and Dana Point where a bowl of chili is the gateway to the possibility of restored life, relationships, career, education, and opportunity.

be the change in the world :: love

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we are a family of redeemed stories and restored lives :: and you are a part of that :: rescuemission.org

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Mark is homeless in Santa Ana :: Here is a little bit about his story.

Santa Ana Civic Center, Chili Van Outreach : serve hope and the love of God with us on Thursday nights!!!

Gene & Tasha’s journey to the Village of Hope began with a bowl of chili and now they are able to pay it forward by serving the very community of people they lived on the streets with. A courageous couple, hear their perspective on transitioning from the streets of Santa Ana to a new life of hope.

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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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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.