When the Gospel and Word of Christ are shared with someone at Pacific Garden Mission, we know the seed has been planted, even if the change is not immediate.
What does it mean to be at PGM during Thanksgiving?
What does it mean to be at PGM during Thanksgiving? We asked some of our staff what it means to them to be at PGM at Thanksgiving. Here is what they shared:
“We are thankful for your support”
During this time of Thanksgiving, we want to share our gratitude with all the people who support us financially, through prayer, and by volunteering.
Change is Indeed Possible
The great thing about Pacific Garden Mission is that you can see the outcome of those who are faithfully walking with Christ and those who aren’t, and you can decide here which way you want to go.
President’s Message
I want to thank our wonderful Lord and you, our donors, for making PGM a place of hope and a refuge in times of trouble.
“The first night I was in the PGM chapel . . . I decided to turn my life over to Jesus Christ.”
“I am grateful to Pacific Garden Mission for getting me back on my feet, for helping get my head and thoughts back through years of prayer and a rough road traveled.
“I have sustained life change because of you.”
At Pacific Garden Mission, our main concern is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with those who come through our doors.
Mothers of the Mission
When Sarah Dunn Clark and her husband started Pacific Garden Mission in 1877, she could not know the legacy she was leaving behind.
“PGM–An Oasis and a Refuge”
“I came here broken, a shell of a man, suicidal, not knowing what would take place.”