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Perpetual Help Home Perpetual Help Home is a permanent supported housing program helping women and their children in hardship circumstances. Their situations vary: recent release from prison or jail, serious substance abuse problems, homelessness, or domestic violence.

We have helped these women get on their feet through job training, network building, and a focus on financial stability. The program is structured in increments to slowly transition residents from dependence on the home though they are still living here.

We are a registered Christian Women's Job Corps site, and we provide job and life skills training through this program. We also provide volunteers who guide our women through this process. Residents must attempt several milestones -- from purchasing their own vehicle to saving toward a down payment to buy a home, or saving enough money to prevent future homelessness.

We are a Christian ministry, and we believe involvement with a local church is a vital part of providing support to women who are trying to move out of a difficult situation. This prevents the isolation from society so many of these women experience and provides accountability to both the women in the program and the community to support them.












So we, though many, are one body in Christ,
and individually members one of another.
- Romans 12:5

Developing strong leaders
in the Christian community.

Sponsored by LifePointe Church and Northside Baptist Church

FEATURING

Winner of the 2008 Jordan Lifetime Achievement Award
Given by the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association.

Dr. John Perkins
One of the nation's leaders in Christian Community Development. Dr. Perkins has been recongized for his work with eight honorary doctorates from colleges and universities across the country.

In 2006, Perkins' book, "Let Justice Roll Down," was selected by Christianity Today
magazine as one of "The Top 50 Books that Have Shaped Evangelicals."


"His legacy, in print and in deed, will inspire generations of believers to come."
-- Mark Kuyper, president, Evangelical Christian Publishers Association

Saturday, August 1, 2009
6:30 to 9 p.m.
First English Ev. Lutheran Church Activity Center
Includes: Buffet-style dinner and silent auction

TICKETS: $25


FOR INFORMATION, call Janet Jones, 575-5335, or e-mail janet@perpetualhelphome.org

PROCEEDS BENEFIT PERPETUAL HELP HOME and the CENTER FOR PEACE

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