HOT WORSHIP!HOT WORSHIP!
Join us for “HOT Worship on a Cool Night” Saturday, October 19, 7pm at the Washington Center. This electrifying community-wide worship night is FREE and open to the public featuring a dynamic band and a powerful inspirational choir. Let’s unite and lift our hearts in praise, singing “psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs” to glorify our God. Eph. 5:19
Mark your calendar for this special evening of community worship!
August 2024 Newsletter
Executive Director Loren (Skip) Steffen shares some facts about the adults who enter the Mission’s Addiction Recovery Program and why. His article provides insight into how these adults have been victims of childhood trauma. Become acquainted with ACEs—Adverse Childhood Experiences—to have a glimpse of how Christ can heal when one feels absolutely hopeless.
But that’s not all! See how the Mission is opening doors to ministering to children in our community, including articles on…
- Summer Lunch Program
- History of VegOut
- Mission Needs
- What’s Your Bucket List?
And so much more! Don’t miss this August NEWSLETTER
Women’s Recovery Programs
Renewed Hope
Homelessness takes on many forms, and for women, and women with children it may be fleeing from dangers of trauma, domestic violence, or the ravages of drug addiction. The Mission’s residential short and long-term programs for women provide stability and renewed hope in a Christ-centered environment.
Recovery Programs
Through group recovery meetings, bible studies, individual counseling, and life skills training, single men, single women and women with children learn how to live free of addictions.
Services
Hot Meals Served: M-F 6:30am, Noon, 5:00pm Sat. 10am – 11am Sun. 7:30am and Noon (Help Serve & Volunteer)
No- Fee Vision Clinic
Call for an appointment
309 Washington St NE, Olympia
Vision: 360.709.9725
No-Fee Dental Clinic
Call for an appointment
309 Washington St NE, Olympia
Dental: 360.943.6400
HELPING CHANGE OUR SOCIETY – One Person at a Time
The Olympia Union Gospel Mission is about people – like you and me – with one big difference; the people we work with are homeless and poverty stricken. One of the ways every one of us are alike, regardless of our status, is our need for dignity, self-worth and respect. Our commitment is to respect each person we meet and to demonstrate God’s love in practical ways.