Trial by Fire
For the privacy of those involved, names have been changed in this story. John is 63 years old and has lived
Sober Living Motivates, Guides, & Encourages
Earlier this year, Union Mission announced the launch of Men’s and Women’s sober living facilities on the Brookside Campus. The purpose
STORY OF HOPE: Feeding People is Still the Core of What We Do
In the fall of last year, the Governor’s office announced the Posey Perry Emergency Food Fund to help combat food insecurity
Story of Hope: Preschool joins families and faith community
The Union Mission is located in a valley in Charleston’s Kanawha City area. Our thrift store, administration, addiction recovery, warehouse, and preschool
Story of Hope: When Identity Finds You
Adopted, homeschooled, pastor’s kid ... Those are some heavy labels to carry around for a child, not to mention a teenager struggling
Story of Hope: God never gives up! And neither should you!
Addiction takes everything. Family. Security, Safety. Nothing is off limits. The thing about faith-based recovery, is that in God’s hands, He gives
Story of Hope: From Death to Life
For Kenneth Hughes, life before Christ was one horror scene after another. At ten, he witnessed his great grandmother’s murder. At 17,
Story of Hope: How a Fixed Freezer Brings Hope!
All of the sudden, late on a Friday, the Union Mission’s huge commercial freezer stopped working, leaving 3 tons of food in
Students Helping Students Find Food
Earlier this year, we presented a story about East Bank Middle School and the issues they were facing with food insecurity
How Teamwork Saved a Life
When you think of a homeless person, what comes to mind? Do you have an image in your head of what