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Each quarter, we release a newsletter highlighting our progress, donations, and success stories. We take pride in our community involvement and are committed to transparency every step of the way.
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Waterfront Mission Cancels Conversations On A Bench As Tropical Storm Isaias Approaches Gulf Coast
Mission Preparing to Provide Emergency Shelter and Services in Pensacola and Mobile Waterfront Rescue Mission has canceled its Conversations on a Bench event scheduled for October 8–9 as the Gulf Coast falls within the projected path of Tropical Storm Isaias, which could strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall. The Mission hopes to reschedule the…
Waterfront Mission to Host Our Second Annual Conversations On A Bench
Save the Date: October 8–9 | Schedule an Interview, Submit a Question & Tune In Mark your calendars and bring your questions. Starting Thursday, October 8, Waterfront Mission will host its second annual Conversation on a Bench, inviting the community to join a 24-hour conversation about homelessness, addiction, mental health, and the challenges facing individuals…
New Patio Provides Comfort and Shade for the Vulnerable
Waterfront Rescue Mission celebrated the completion of its new outdoor patio with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 16 at the Pensacola Mission. Made possible through a generous grant from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daySaints, the project transformed an existing bike shed into a shaded and welcomingoutdoor space where guests can find comfort, rest,…
Success Stories
Meet Lemuel
Lemuel came into Waterfront Rescue Mission of Mobile just looking for a meal. But what he really needed was help stepping away from drugs. 9 years later, he’s clean and sober, married, employed, and has a passion for God.
Meet Billy
Billy is a diagnosed schizophrenic. He served on submarines with the U.S Navy and suffered from PTSD as a result of traumatic incidents, turning to drugs and alcohol to self-medicate. After his fiancee left him, unable to watch him destroy himself, Billy realized that he needed help. That’s when he turned to the Mission.
Meet Ray
Ray served our country in the Navy in the height of the Vietnam Era. He accepted the Lord after his service ended, but by the 80s he had turned his back on his faith and spent the next 30 years running from God. After several bouts of homelessness and time in prison, he was desperate…