Hope was just 18 years old when she fled her home because of domestic violence. With nowhere to turn, she lived out of her car for an entire month.
“I had been living a lie.”
When Nick found himself suicidal and on his knees after over a decade of backsliding, he knew where he needed to go to reconnect with God and start fresh: Pacific Garden Mission.
Stewardship
Honoring Your Trust: The Annual Financial Audit
Each summer, we open the door to evaluation and accountability by launching our external financial audit—a vital process that underscores our commitment to responsible stewardship of the Lord’s resources at PGM.
President’s Message
When I think of Mother’s Day, my mind drifts to one of our residents, Lisa Miller. Lisa and her mother sit together for every Saturday evening service.
“There had to be more.”
Yazmin Flowers’ story is one of transformation, resilience, and the profound impact of faith in Jesus Christ and supportive fellowship.
A Volunteer’s Perspective
Our volunteer coordinator, Calvin Shorter, received a letter from a recent volunteer that eloquently captures the heart of PGM.
“Did God have a plan for me?”
When cold weather arrives in Chicago, it leaves those sleeping outside with little choice but to seek shelter from the elements.
From Coast to Coast: Uniting Hearts across America in Faith and Compassion
At PGM, our mission extends beyond providing physical shelter and support. Our primary goal is to share the transformative message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ—a message of love, compassion, and redemption that knows no boundaries.
President’s Message
For many people, winter is an uncomfortable distraction, but for those on the streets, it is life and death. Here is a sample of some of our current residents and their experiences.