Our Christmas catalog mentioned in our newsletter was given out at our banquet this year. If you did not receive one, you can check back here and we will have an uploaded one you can view, or call us and we will send you a printed one. It has items in it that the ministries of Piedmont Rescue Mission are in need of. We had some trouble with uploading the PDF file, but it should be up by this week. Thanks for all who generously support these ministries. God bless you!
prm@triad.twcbc.com -email us
336-229-6995 - call us with questions
Monday, December 29, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
2008 Community Thanksgiving Meal
Our 2008 Community Thanksgiving Meal was a success. The ministries of Piedmont Rescue Mission were able to feed over 100 people that had no place to go or were homeless. Thanks so much to all of our volunteers that helped to serve food, drink, and desserts, or if you greeted and talked with people. We could not have done it without you!
We would also like to thank Georgio Harvalias of Di'Georgios Catering for donating all of our Thanksgiving meal food! His information is listed in the previous post.
Also a big thanks to Loaves & Fishes Food ministry and Allied Churches for donating their leftover food to our mission.
God bless all of you who enabled us to reach the community with the gospel and a hot meal.
336-229-6995
Greater Vision Banquet 2008 - "Catch the Vision"
Our Greater Vision Banquet went great! We had a good turnout, and we praise the Lord for all the donations and pledges made. We want to thank our table sponsors who made the meal possible. They are listed in this month's newsletter.
We also want to thank Georgio Harvalias of Di Georgio's Catering and Hospitality for the wonderful banquet room and for the food. As you can see from the pictures above, he and his staff did a great job. To find out more about his services, visit http://www.digeorgioshospitality.com/ .
We also want to thank daCapo Brass for the wonderful brass music at the banquet. Their website is http://www.dacapobrass.com/ .
If you are interested in hleping these ministries, you can donate at http://www.piedmontrescuemission.org/ or call or email us to be added to our mailing list.
Email: prm@triad.twcbc.com
Phone: 336-229-6995
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Greater Vision Banquet Update
Invitations have been mailed to our mailing list for our 2008 Greater Vision Banquet. We ask that you reply with the enclosed RSVP card and include the number of people in your party. Please do this ASAP.
WE ONLY HAVE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF SEATING SPACE AND IT WILL FILL UP QUICKLY.
If you are sponsoring a table, please notify on the sponsor card if you are coming to the banquet so we can make sure you have seating.
We are still in need of table sponsors. The cost is $250 and your name, group's name, or busniness name will be listed on the table and in our next newsletter. If you can only sponsor a portion of a table, we will combine your gift with other sponsors for that table who have also given a portion of the $250.
Pray for us that God will be glorified in all that we do as a ministry.
WE ONLY HAVE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF SEATING SPACE AND IT WILL FILL UP QUICKLY.
If you are sponsoring a table, please notify on the sponsor card if you are coming to the banquet so we can make sure you have seating.
We are still in need of table sponsors. The cost is $250 and your name, group's name, or busniness name will be listed on the table and in our next newsletter. If you can only sponsor a portion of a table, we will combine your gift with other sponsors for that table who have also given a portion of the $250.
Pray for us that God will be glorified in all that we do as a ministry.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Greater VisionBanquet 2008!
We are excited about our upcoming Greater Vision Banquet. This is an annual banquet we do as a fundraiser for the ministry of Piedmont Rescue Mission. We provide a meal and a brief overview of how you can help the various ministries. Our keynote speaker this year is Rev. Neal Wilcox, founder and director emeritus of the Winston Salem Rescue Mission. Rev. Wilcox was Executive Director of the Winston Salem Rescue Mission for approximatley 33 years.
Every year, in order to provide the meal at no cost to our invited guests, we ask local businesses and individuals to sponsor a table which will pay for the meals at that table. The cost to sponsor a table of 10 will be $250. As a result, your name or your business name will be listed at the table, on our program and presentation and you will be listed in our PRM newsletter which goes out to about 2700 people. Please consider helping us as we try to spread the word about the work we are doing here in Burlington, and in Siler City, and even in East Africa.
To sponsor a table, please call us at 336-229-6995 or email us at prm@triad.twcbc.com .
Our banquet this year will be held at Di Georgio's Event Center on S. Church St. in Burlington. Above are pictures of the event center.
Here is the information:
PRM Greater Vision Banquet
November 6, 2008, 6:30 PM
Di Georgio's Event Center, 3265 S. Church St., Burlington, NC
Keynote Speaker: Rev. Neal Wilcox, founder Winston Salem Rescue Mission
Invitations will be sent to our mailing list with RSVP cards. Please respond quickly as we have limited space.
Thank you for all your generous support that allows us to do God's work through the ministries of Piedmont Rescue Mission.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Welcome to Piedmont Rescue Mission, Inc.
Piedmont Rescue Mission Ministries is comprised of four different ministries. We are going to use this blog to post information about ministry events and happenings so our donors can see what they enable us to do. All donations are tax-deductible. We do not request or receive any state or federal funds. We rely totally on the gracious partnership of churches, individuals, businesses, and organizations who share the vision of reaching out to those in need.
To contact us, email us at prm@triad.twcbc.com or here are the numbers for the various ministries:
Piedmont Rescue Mission, Inc. serves Alamance county and the surrounding areas by helping needy individuals and their families.The goal of Piedmont Rescue Mission is to lead those who will come to Christ because, through Him, true change takes place. We proclaim the gospel message and teach the Christian walk in a controlled, Christian family atmosphere.
Each ministry is listed below with a profile of the ministry and a web link to that ministry's direct web page. You can also visit the main webpage at http://www.piedmontrescuemission.org/
Alamance Rescue Mission - www.piedmontrescuemission.org/ARM.htm
We provide a "home" for men in need of food, clothing, shelter, and guidance to become responsible, self-disciplined, and self-supporting citizens.
After a 5:30 a.m. wake-up and 6:00 a.m. breakfast, group devotions and prayer are held each morning at 6:15 a.m. Following devotions, residents rotate clean-up jobs around the Mission. Next, residents who are new to the ministry participate in a work program at the mission or at our thrift store, the Good Samaritan.
Those residents who have been at the Mission for more than 30 days must seek full-time employment and begin to pay $55 a week toward his stay at the Mission.
The Mission provides chapel services which are held Monday and Friday evenings. The residents are required to attend Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday night at designated churches.
As long as guidelines are being met, residents may live at the mission for as long as it takes to be ready to live on their own. It takes time for "old" bad habits to be replaced with "new" good habits.
Listed below is a link to the guidelines for Almance Rescue Mission. If you are considering entering our facility, please click on the link and read the guidelines.
To contact us, email us at prm@triad.twcbc.com or here are the numbers for the various ministries:
- PRM Administrative Offices - 336-229-6995 or 336-229-4096
- Alamance Rescue Mission - 336-228-0782
- Good Samaritan Super Thrift - 336-229-4900
- Grace Haven Ministries / Grace Haven Academy - 919-663-1515
Piedmont Rescue Mission, Inc. serves Alamance county and the surrounding areas by helping needy individuals and their families.The goal of Piedmont Rescue Mission is to lead those who will come to Christ because, through Him, true change takes place. We proclaim the gospel message and teach the Christian walk in a controlled, Christian family atmosphere.
Each ministry is listed below with a profile of the ministry and a web link to that ministry's direct web page. You can also visit the main webpage at http://www.piedmontrescuemission.org/
Alamance Rescue Mission - www.piedmontrescuemission.org/ARM.htm
We provide a "home" for men in need of food, clothing, shelter, and guidance to become responsible, self-disciplined, and self-supporting citizens.
After a 5:30 a.m. wake-up and 6:00 a.m. breakfast, group devotions and prayer are held each morning at 6:15 a.m. Following devotions, residents rotate clean-up jobs around the Mission. Next, residents who are new to the ministry participate in a work program at the mission or at our thrift store, the Good Samaritan.
Those residents who have been at the Mission for more than 30 days must seek full-time employment and begin to pay $55 a week toward his stay at the Mission.
The Mission provides chapel services which are held Monday and Friday evenings. The residents are required to attend Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday night at designated churches.
As long as guidelines are being met, residents may live at the mission for as long as it takes to be ready to live on their own. It takes time for "old" bad habits to be replaced with "new" good habits.
Listed below is a link to the guidelines for Almance Rescue Mission. If you are considering entering our facility, please click on the link and read the guidelines.
www.piedmontrescuemission.org/Guidelines.htm
Alamance Pregnancy Services - www.piedmontrescuemission.org/APS.htm
Alamance Pregnancy Services was established many years ago as Precious Child Family Services. It completely changed hands and became a part of Piedmont Rescue Mission, Inc. in January of 1999.APS provides a balanced message of hope and help to young women with unplanned pregnancies. We provide each young woman with available options and offer confidential counseling and support.
We are here to offer:
Free pregnancy tests, Confidential counseling, Information on STDs, Abortion alternatives, Post-abortion counseling, Adoption options, Abstinence education, Baby clothes and furniture, Formula, diapers, bottles, etc.Doula and parenting classes, Bible studies.
Good Samaritan Super Thrift - www.piedmontrescuemission.org/GSST.htm
The Good Samaritan Super Thrift accepts donations of good, usable items (i.e. furniture, clothing, appliances and household goods. In addition to supplying the physical needs in the community, the Good Samaritan provides an environment in which Mission residents complete a 30 day vocational training program. This program provides residents wiht skills that are transferable to their future workplace.
The GSST was founded in 1998 to provide residents of the Alamance Rescue Mission with a controlled, drug-free environment to learn good work habits and submission to employer authority. By providing an opportunity to rotate jobs, they are able to learn where their work talents and interests lie.
*All donations are tax-deductible*
Grace Haven Ministries - http://www.gracehavenministries.org/
Grace Haven Ministries is:
- A ministry reaching out to troubled youth in America with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
- A place of shelter offering guidance, schooling, and hope when they are in trouble.
- A mission work that assist developing churches in East Africa.
- A Local Church Ministry, believing in the authority and priority of the local church for all Christian ministry.
Grace Haven operates as a ministry under the auspices of the Piedmont Rescue Mission.
Find out more at http://www.gracehavenministries.org/ . *Note - We are working on the site by re-uploading new pictures. They will be up soon.*
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