One Night One Hope

Give her hope today!

The first night at Shepherd’s Gate may be the first time a woman and her child escaping abuse and homelessness feel safe. It’s their first step to recovery and the the first time they feel hope.

Each $32.82 you give helps provide One Night One Hope. Without your prayers and support, they can’t change their lives.

Give hope, today!

The first night here may be the first time a woman and her child escaping abuse and homelessness feel safe. It’s their first step to recovery, and the the first time they feel hope.

Each $32.82 you give helps provide One Night One Hope. Without your prayers and support, they can’t change their lives.

A Night of Safety, Not Fear

Women and children escaping abuse often feel scared and hopeless. For too long, they’ve felt abandoned and all alone.

But friends like you help them see they have people who are praying for them and care about them!

Emily & her daughter

One Night One Hope Led Emily to a New Life

Emily’s husband had anger issues and kicked her and their children out of the house. But when Emily came back to get some clothes and diapers for the kids, he went into a rage.

He began beating her violently, threatening to kill her.

When a neighbor heard Emily’s screams and cries for help, they called 911.

When the police arrived, they arrested Emily’s husband. But before he was taken away, he yelled, “You better never come to this house again if you want to live.”

Her 5-year-old daughter heard and saw everything that happened that night.

Without any family nearby, Emily didn’t know what to do. She was terrified. Her daughter was traumatized.

Thankfully, because of friends like you, Emily and her children found One Night One Hope.

When they arrived at Shepherd’s Gate, they were given clean clothes. They had a room of their own where they could feel safe. Her five year old was given a teddy bear, which she hugged tightly and wouldn’t let go of.

Now they’re overcoming their trauma and getting the help they need!

Sheri was lost in her addiction to alcohol. She had tried to stop on her own, but she relapsed. It drove her into a deep depression that she couldn’t see a way out of.

She thought it was hopeless. But then her mom told her about Shepherd’s Gate, and Sheri experienced a miracle.

Sheri’s phone had been turned off and she didn’t have service. But she dialed the number anyway, praying that somehow the call would go through. And then someone answered.

Sheri felt hope for the first time that God was there with her and that things could change.

Sheri and her son came to Shepherd’s Gate and experienced One Night One Hope.

Because of friends like you, they had safe shelter and access to Christ-centered care. She graduated this past summer from the program, and now she and her son are beginning a new life!