(By Renee Ray De La Cruz/Daily Press)
Posted – July 26, 2018
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VICTORVILLE — The scorching heat could not melt away the smiles on the faces of hundreds of children
Forgiveness and humility. Those are two virtues Nathan is holding close during his time at the mission. “All alcoholics try to find something to blame their problem on, and I
Mark has been sober for 15 years. He conquered his addictions, attending AA meetings regularly, and attended church. Despite putting in hard work every day, he still found himself at
When I was a kid I got stuck in the mud trying to cross a field near my house. The mud was over a foot deep and every step I
Bob started drinking when he was 13—his habit snowballed from there. “I had a string of failed relationships as a result of my alcohol abuse, but it got really bad
Roy, who hails from Arizona, always held down a job. He played guitar in a heavy metal band, often performing in bars, and enjoyed social drinking. “It was just always
Have you ever been lost? Maybe while camping or hiking? I’m talking about really lost, with no sense of where you are or how to get back to safety. It
Daniel had a difficult childhood, struggling with his father leaving their family when he was 6, and a physically and sexually abusive stepfather. He was raised in church and leaned
Shawna’s time volunteering at the mission is meaningful to her, not only because she feels blessed by the clients she serves, but because she feels a connection to their plight.
If you have not already seen the new Showers of Blessings trailer around the Victor Valley, you will see it soon. We were blessed by some very generous donors to
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