Season 1. Learn about the 200 year old history of the Gospel Rescue Mission movement and how it is a part of the 2,000 year old history of Christian charity. Season 1 is a series of podcasts by City Vision University for training staff and supporters of Gospel Rescue Missions (and similar organizations) in the history and values of the movement. Season 2. Focuses on latest best practices for programs, fundraising and operations from research reports from hundreds of missions.
This podcast traces the interconnected histories of the City Mission and Gospel Rescue Mission movements, originating with David Nasmith's work in the UK and influencing Jerry McAuley's founding of the Water Street Mission in the USA. They explore the foundational principles and operational approaches of both movements, highlighting their shared emphasis on interdenominationalism, holistic care, and serving the urban poor, while al...
This podcast gives an overview of the book The Romance of Rescue by Dr. W. E. Paul, the author of Rescue Mission Manual and Miracles of Rescue. The excerpts, taken from the second edition published in 1959, explore the history and nature of Gospel and Rescue Missions from ancient times to the mid-20th century. It dedicates itself to the founders of these missions and details their purpose, organization, and methods.
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Be inspired by the long and rich history of Christian charity and compassion, which forms the foundation for both the parachurch movement and the vital work of Gospel Rescue Missions. From the very beginnings, early believers demonstrated radical generosity and structured care for the needy, widows, sick, and imprisoned, fulfilling Jesus' commands and establishing a common fund to aid those in need. Over a millennium, monasticism e...
This podcast gives an overview of core values that define gospel rescue missions, tracing their origins and significance. It establishes that these values are fundamentally Christian, stemming from the Bible, the life of Jesus Christ, and a long tradition of church charity.
This podcast outlines key values such as Gospel-centeredness, serving the poor, acting with love and compassion, fostering transformation, relying on Scripture...
This book overview focuses on Women Who Changed the Heart of the City: The Untold Story of the City Rescue Mission Movement by Delores T. Burger, and explores the historical impact of Christian women in urban rescue missions. It highlights the lives and work of individuals like Maria McAuley, Emma Whittemore, Clemme Ellis White, Fanny Crosby, Sarah Clarke, Marie Sandvik, and Estelle Phillips, who dedicated themselves to serving the...
This podcast provides an overview of Christian rescue missions in the United States, focusing on their history, operations, and philosophy based on the the book Enacted Christianity by Arthur Bonner. It highlights the origins in the work of pioneers like Jerry McAuley and the influence of Wesleyan holiness, emphasizing practical assistance alongside spiritual guidance. The text describes the diverse programs offered by various miss...
This gives an overview of the book More than a Homeless Shelter: A Perspective on Residential Rescue Ministry Programming, Chris Hedlund. You can purchase the book at https://a.co/d/bXVjsQ3
This book overview outlines principles and practices for creating effective programs at rescue missions that go beyond basic shelter to facilitate lasting life change. It emphasizes addressing root issues, not just symptoms like homelessness or...
This podcast gives an overview of the book Called to Serve in Rescue Ministry by Lorraine Minor.
This overview is a guidebook for those engaged in Rescue Mission ministry. It emphasizes Christ-centered principles for ministering to the poor and homeless, focusing on servant leadership modeled after Jesus. Key themes include understanding the history and purpose of Rescue Missions, developing a biblical worldview, addressing variou...
This podcast focused on new rescue mission models and their role in addressing homelessness, with a particular focus on the Springs Rescue Mission (SRM) as a case study. This model is particularly interesting because it can be particularly helpful for rescue missions to consider if they are in context where they are balancing retaining their Christian values while in progressive contexts, which is becoming an increasingly common ch...
This podcast gives an overview of the book Unto the Least of These by Dr. William Seath which provides an in-depth look at the history, operation, and philosophy of Rescue Missions.
It traces their origins in addressing the needs of the poor, transient workers, and alcoholics, emphasizing the shift to serving a broader range of individuals and families and the continued focus on spiritual transformation through the Gospel of Jesus ...
This podcast provides an overview of research report from the Baylor Institute for Studies of Religion examines the faith-based response to homelessness across eleven major U.S. cities. It details the methodology used, including on-site interviews with Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs) and other stakeholders, and presents findings regarding the scope and nature of FBO involvement. The report highlights city-specific efforts, showcas...
This podcast discusses social enterprises within Gospel rescue missions, focusing on their financial performance and operational strategies. One document highlights the challenges and strategic importance of external expertise and specialized resources, especially concerning Point of Sale (POS) systems in thrift stores. Another source, a table of missions operating thrift stores/retail operations, offers financial data for various ...
This podcast covers various vocational training initiatives across numerous rescue missions, categorizing them by the depth of information and reported outcomes. These missions provide a broad range of training, from trade skills like welding and culinary arts to digital literacy and soft skills, often through on-the-job experience within mission-run social enterprises. Many programs emphasize industry-recognized certifications and...
This podcast provides a comprehensive look at work therapy programs within Gospel Rescue Missions (GRMs). They explore the historical evolution of these programs, highlighting their foundational role in holistic rehabilitation for individuals experiencing homelessness and addiction. The texts also address the legal complexities and risks associated with operating such programs, particularly concerning labor laws like the FLSA and c...
This podcast provides an overview of rescue missions operating culinary and food service training programs, frequently leveraging social enterprises like cafes, catering services, or food trucks (e.g., Springs Rescue Mission's Mission Catering, Charlotte Rescue Mission's Community Matters Café, KARM's Abundant Life Catering) to provide essential hands-on, real-world experience. These programs increasingly emphasize acquiring indust...
This podcast provides an overview of the curriculum tools and resources utilized by rescue missions across North America to support clients in various stages of recovery and personal development. They highlight a range of third-party programs and academic partnerships focusing on areas such as addiction recovery, vocational training, financial literacy, and spiritual growth. This includes a detailed examination of specific external...
overview of curriculum tools and resources utilized by rescue missions across North America to support clients in various stages of recovery and personal development. They highlight a range of third-party programs and academic partnerships focusing on areas such as addiction recovery, vocational training, financial literacy, and spiritual growth. This includes a detailed examination of specific external curricula like Jobs for Life...
This podcast provides extensive overview of Adult Basic Education (ABE) and High School Equivalency (HSE) programs within Gospel Rescue Missions, highlighting their critical role in transforming the lives of vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness, addiction, and poverty. It details how these educational services are often integrated holistically into broader recovery and vocational training frameworks, and it identifies common...
This podcast provides extensive overview of Adult Basic Education (ABE) and High School Equivalency (HSE) programs within Gospel Rescue Missions, highlighting their critical role in transforming the lives of vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness, addiction, and poverty. It details how these educational services are often integrated holistically into broader recovery and vocational training frameworks, and it identifies common...
This podcast explores the fundraising strategies and historical evolution of Gospel Rescue Missions (GRMs), organizations that provide faith-based support to individuals experiencing homelessness and addiction. The first text focuses on modern outsourcing trends, identifying key services like capital campaign management, digital fundraising, and data analytics as commonly outsourced by GRMs to specialized firms. It also highlights ...
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