Sowing Grace in Broken Ground
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National Volunteer Month
“Homelessness hurts when I see it, it really touches me. It’s
heartbreaking.” Scott began volunteering by serving meals every week at Jimmie Hale
Mission. Scott explains his motivation for volunteering in this way: “I didn’t want
[clients] to be alone. I listen and pay attention, this is something that I can do to ease
pain, I sit and communicate.”STANDING STRONG
The greatest transformation isn’t what happened to Alex’s body, it’s what God has done in his heart. Alex has found hope, purpose, and new life in Christ.
Standing strong with God is the greatest step our clients will ever take.August Newsletter
Find out about how Courtney is on her way to a brighter future thanks to your generosity and learn about the Mission’s $6M Capital Campaign!
Paving a Way Through Adversity
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2023 Gratitude Report
We provide recovery from the root causes of homelessness through our proven process of compassion, guidance and accountability grounded in Christian faith. Our holistic services are offered for free to all in need. Each number in this report represents a neighbor whose life experienced real change last year. Please keep this 2023 Gratitude Report as a reminder of the lives you’ve transformed and continue to keep them in your prayers.
Thank you for standing with us!
With Gratitude,
Perryn Carroll
Executive DirectorRoyal Pines Celebrates 30 Years of Recovery
Royal Pines Men’s Center sits on a stretch of quiet land in Hayden, Alabama.
This refuge is surrounded by pine trees, open fields, and the steady calm of God’s creation.
For 30 years, Royal Pines has offered men pathways to overcome the root causes of homelessness in a peaceful environment.
