Hometown Hero

Our very own Karen Romandetti is this week's Hometown Hero. Of course, all of us at the Mission consider her a hero, but WYTV will officially recognize her as one on Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. If you watch the evening or morning news segments, you can catch her surprise and the interview with morning anchor Len Rome.

Karen is our receptionist and is often the first staff person that you meet when you come to the Rescue Mission. Thanks "Miss Karen" for all the important work you do as you present a smiling face to all who come through our doors.

As Seen on TV

The Rescue Mission has produced a new 30 second TV spot that highlights the current situation at the Mission. There is an unprecedented need for our services in the Mahoning Valley. You can get a firsthand look here.

Pomp & Circumstance

L-R: Harley, John, Joe

This past Friday, the Rescue Mission Discipleship Academy saw yet another graduation. Three men completed the year-long course that includes more than 600 hours of educational and biblical instruction, as well as hands on servanthood training through various service duties.

Congratulations Joe Beveridge, Harley Champlin, and John Goins for achieving this milestone by the grace of God. You may view a 17 minute video of the graduation here