Right now, six incredible children call Together at Home their home—three boys and three girls. Each child carries a unique story, and while their journey has included hardship, we are committed to surrounding them with stability, care, and hope for the future.

Recently, the First Academy Key Club demonstrated the true spirit of giving by organizing a food drive to benefit the Benevolence Center.

A few weekends ago, something powerful happened at the Christian Care Center Men’s Retreat—God moved in a way that changed lives.

Tomorrow, many families may struggle to put a hot meal on the table.

We are excited to announce the upcoming opening of Together at Home, a new children's home at the Christian Care Center, in partnership with LSF.

In September, a generous donor issued a $7,000 matching challenge to support upgrades at Samaritan Inn.

Over two decades ago, while serving as a minister of the staff at a church in Georgia, I first encountered the Christian Care Center. At the time, our church was exploring the idea of launching a food pantry ministry, and we were seeking wisdom and guidance.

There are moments in life when everything feels like it’s falling apart—when the weight of broken relationships, addiction, and uncertainty seem too heavy to bear.

Lately, a beautiful trend has emerged at the Samaritan Inn. Over the past few months, I’ve received photos of keys—not just any keys, but the keys to new homes and fresh starts.

My name is Shannon, and I’d like to share my story.

Six years ago, in July 2019, I surrendered my life to the Lord while in the Men’s Residence program at the Christian Care Center. Just a month later, I was baptized at the church’s outdoor baptism service—a moment that marked the beginning of a new life in Christ.

"Michelle" came into the pregnancy center back in January, grappling with the reality of an unexpected pregnancy. She had an 8-year-old...

Thirteen men from the Men's Residence volunteered to help Weirsdale Baptist Church's Back-to-School Bash.

Samaritan Inn residents often feel the stress of a need for a car. Recently, Jess faced this struggle. Here's how God provided.

The ladies from the Village Park Singles Group have been intentional about spending time with our ladies.

Our Samaritan Inn children are always excited when their furry friends, Dixie and Bella, come to visit.

When a man calls us looking for help, he’s often at the lowest place of his life. Many are homeless. Some have lost their marriages. Others haven’t spoken to their children in years. Most feel like they’ve lost everything because of addiction. They come in carrying the crushing weight of shame, depression, and regret. The enemy truly has stolen, killed, and destroyed so much in their lives. But then—they meet Jesus.

The Women’s Care Center is so grateful for the sweet fellowship of women in our life and how they come alongside us to love and encourage.

The Pregnancy & Family Care Center was honored to be a special guest at the National Day of Prayer event on May 1st hosted by Good News Church at the Venetian Center in Leesburg.

Every year, as a country, we celebrate Memorial Day as a way to honor the brave men and women who have fought and died for our freedoms.