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We are always so blessed by the way our community members and church partners come together and support Mercy! We want to highlight Bayside Church in Roseville, California who has been partnering and blessing Mercy since our Sacramento residential home opened in 2009.
On an unseasonably cool night in Monroe, Louisiana, faithful Mercy supporters gathered together to celebrate all that God has been doing through the lives of the clients they have served over the past year at the first Center for Wellness and Counseling (CWC) located in West Monroe, LA. You could feel the excitement as people gathered at North Monroe Baptist Church in Monroe, LA to celebrate the lives transformed.
We have missed being able to connect with our local communities in person and host our quarterly Friends of Mercy Luncheons due to the COVID 19 virus. So last week we were very excited for the opportunity to host our first luncheon in the Nashville home since February of 2020!
We are so proud of our Summer 2021 graduates! Read these stories of hope and transformation from our most recent graduates.
We recently had a Mercy adoptive family visit the Nashville home with their son Rocco who was born in 2012. His parents shared with us that he loves Mercy, calls Nashville his first home and has been asking to visit since he was 4 years old. We asked the family if they would share some of their adoption story with us.
After a year of facilitating MPower Workshops virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are so excited to share about our very first in person workshop held in Nashville, Tennessee just a few weeks ago!
We are always amazed at how the Lord provides for Mercy through our generous donor community! Last week, Dalamar Homes presented Mercy Multiplied with a $10,000 donation from the proceeds of their very first “Hope House”!
This year, as a result of health and safety guidelines, we made the decision to host our annual Run for Mercy 5K and Family Walk virtually. We were so blessed to see such an incredible turnout from our supporters who were able to run or walk their 5K’s in their own communities and fundraise for us while they did it.
We are so excited that our residents are now able to safely go out and do activities outside of the homes again! This allows our residents to have a fun break from the hard work they are doing inside the home. Top Buttons Nashville recently blessed our residents with a shopping spree!
