Temporary Safe Outdoor Space

An Important Update

Hope Rescue Mission will conclude our participation in TSOS by October 1, 2026. We are deeply grateful for everyone who supported this program and the lives that were impacted through it. Our commitment to serving our community continues.

Each year, Hope Rescue Mission provides a path toward stability for more than 100 people experiencing homelessness.

$ 50 /monthly

Hygiene needs
Laundry cards
Volunteers
Emergency food
Interactive Dashboard

$ 100 /monthly

Fuel cards
Food gift cards
Clothes for employment
Utility assistance

$ 250 /monthly

Housing navigation
Rental assistance
Recovery @ Grace House
Additional needs to reach stability

"Because someone cared, I found the strengh to start over."

-T.W.

Guided by Purpose. Grounded in Faith.

Mission

By the grace of Jesus Christ, Hope Rescue Mission, through partnership and collaboration, serves, rescues, and transforms those in need.

Vision

Helping People in need to move forward, restoring Hope to those who are hopeless, and transforming the Lives of those desiring change.

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Values

Gospel-Centered: we believe in Jesus Christ and His path of life-transformation. Matthew 28:18-20, Mark 16:15, Acts 1:8 Client-Focused: we believe in relational commitment and radical hospitality to the poor, the addicted and the unhoused. Our fuel is eye-to-eye life with people walking the path of transformation. Isaiah 58:6-7 Innovative-Grit: we believe in obedience to Jesus when facing the facts of current realities, and still moving faith-forward to serve the poor, our partners, and the community with His grace and truth. Luke 4:18-19

What is Incarnational Ministry?

We are called to be witnesses of Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. This work is not about us — not our reputation, our church, or our organization. It is about Him and the people He loves. When we serve in His way and for His glory, a faithful reputation will follow — not for ourselves, but for Christ to be seen and known. We are not the saviors. We are witnesses to The Savior.

This is where it begins. Jesus became flesh and dwelt among us (John 1:14). He entered our world. He stepped into our reality. The incarnation is not only one of the most profound truths of the Gospel — it is our model for ministry.

Just as Christ came near to us, we are called to go and come near to others — to step into their world as they are, where they are. Not to control or coerce, but to faithfully bear witness by being present. The power of our witness is found in our “with-ness” — walking alongside, offering hope, and reflecting Christ through relationship.

Temporary Safe Outdoor Space

Each year, Hope Rescue Mission provides a path toward stability for more than 100 people experiencing homelessness.

Basic Help

Restore Hope

Transform Lives

"Because someone cared, I found the strengh to start over."