Where Shall We Go?
Where Shall We Go?
Jim Beaty, whose wife is the executive director for the Metro Atlanta Task Force for the Homeless, writes his own blog. Last week he posted that …the Task Force had […]
Urgent Help
We have just received word that we will be incurring a monthly $2000 fee to continue operating in our current facility. Historically we have been able to keep overhead expenses to an […]
Encounter on Courtland Street
[We are starting a series of blogs simply intended to narrate life with/as the vulnerable in our neighborhood and community. This post is from Sylvia Broome who is a staff […]
Great New Things
These past few months at Church on the Street have seen many exciting developments. God is doing something fantastic here and we want to share a bit with you. Pastor Andy […]
A Response to “Finding Your Place”
After posting about my encounter with Fred I received this email from our friend Allison. She was a member of our community when she attended Georgia Tech. She has since […]
Finding Your Place
Fred is socially awkward. His personality disorder turns him inward, so he normally keeps to himself and doesn’t talk much. Usually he has his nose buried in his video player with […]
The Rational Choices of Crack Addicts
The New York Times has an article about the research and new book from Dr. Carl Hart from Columbia University that makes for a potentially paradigm shifting encounter. What is most […]
Not A Homeless Community
Allison is a member of our community that recently moved to Maryland. She sent this letter to update us on her life. Since she addressed it to the whole community I […]
Kim’s Story
Kim was part of our community for a short, but impactful time. Here’s his story… I was passing through Atlanta when I met with an unfortunate welcoming committee that mugged […]
Mentally ill and homeless
I was down at Church on the Street today gathering information for our social media outreach. During lunch I was walking around to the various tables just to say […]
