Diane
I dimly remember crawling out from underneath a bridge in Kelowna where I had spent a hellish night trying to stay warm while my body and mind cried out for alcohol… Continue reading Diane
Kelvin
He smiles a sad smile, a bit reserved, a bit wary, and I say hello. Would you like a bowl of soup… Continue reading Kelvin
Justin
Justin was panhandling, his sign read: ‘From Kelowna. Hungry. Please help.’… Continue reading Justin
Nobu
Seven years ago I was living in a wiki-up by Mill Creek, and I said I am going to be committed to community… Continue reading Nobu
Jackie
I started using when I was 13 and having problems at school with bullying… Continue reading Jackie
Paul
He’s sitting on the concrete, just tucked inside the pedestrian walkthrough to the rear parking lot… Continue reading Paul
Mary-Lynn & Dean
Mary-Lynn and Dean: love on the street…
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Norm
God’s seed of hope lay hidden in the dark recesses of my mind… Continue reading Norm
Obang
I arrived here via Fort St. John, Winnipeg, Cuba, Ethiopia, and Sudan. I googled gospel mission, and came here… Continue reading Obang
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