Thank you to the Lewis and Clark Middle School “Builders Club” and the Bellevue West High School “Key Club” who volunteered and donated items at the Timberlake Outreach Center. We love watching school-aged children get involved at the Mission. It’s really awesome that kids not only care about the community but want to help us
Dr. Tommy Watson shared his story of growing up in a home filled with addiction and his fight to get out of it. Have Only Positive Expectations Steve Frazee Senior Program Director
We want everyone to be protected this year. It’s going to be a bad one they say. Thanks again for numbers that came out! We surpassed our goal! Blessings All, Kate Fischer Health & Healing Center Director
Last week, the snow didn’t keep Garry the gardener down! He says, “Snow one day, picking tomatoes and peppers from greenhouse the next!” Garry Struebing Gardener
What happens when you are blinded by your desires? You fail to see your higher calling. In TUMI, Open Door Mission’s Urban Ministry program, we were discussing sanctification and salvation. In the discussion, we realized our focus was on a point in time, saved, and not the relationship, salvation. Good things can blind us. Sometimes
Apple Creek apartments is hosting a food drive and look at all of these goodies! This food will go to individuals and families who are in need this holiday season. Lauren Catlett Digital Communications Coordinator
We want to give a big thank you to students from Bellevue High School, Kara, Scarlett, Tea, Katie, and Caitlyn. These amazing women decided to bless the Timberlake Outreach Center’s guest children by making sack lunches and giving out gifts for a school project. Way to make a difference, ladies! Evelyn Valdez Bilingual Intake Worker
Suburban Rotary Club came over this morning with 150 pairs of Scheels mens hiking boots. Methodist came with nurses & occupational therapists. Many volunteers helped register, soak feet, measure for a perfect fit and then handed a new pair of boots! What an amazing Blessing to all who had the opportunity to come. Kate Fischer Health
So many of our days at a job like this are filled with stress, confrontation and frustration. Today I want to give you some good news! Recently, a lady left the overflow room in the Lydia House (LH) and she wrote out an exit interview. On this interview she wrote that her favorite thing about
God’s sovereignty is over all. Sometimes it is hard to be still and wait, as God is working in us and through us. As I get to see our guests every month, I try to encourage and give them hope (I understand we all have different situations in our lives that are difficult to deal
