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Joel was born in Cleveland, Ohio, but his journey took him across the country. At five years old, he moved to Chicago, where he lived...

As we approach Good Friday and Easter Sunday, my heart is full of gratitude and awe. The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ changed everything, offering redemption, restoration, and new life. That same hope is alive and active here at House of Refuge Sunnyslope.

This month, I am reminded of the words in Hebrews 13:16 "And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God

February is often seen as a season of love and connection, yet above all, it reminds me of the greatest love—the love of Christ.

Sarah did not grow up in the church. She didn’t own a Bible, nor did she have a foundation in faith. Her life was marked by hardship from...

Before coming to House of Refuge Sunnyslope (HRS), I lacked discipline and struggled with bad habits. For years, I couch surfed, I even...

Giacomo’s story began with a single moment that altered the course of his life. In high school, he broke his arm and was prescribed oxycodon

At one point, Brian’s life was fueled by anger, pride, and self-destruction. Growing up, he fought—both physically and emotionally—allowing

From the moment she entered the program, she became deeply involved in her own case management goals, focusing on financial stability and lo

José arrived at HRS with nothing but the weight of his past and the pain of separation from his family.

Generosity isn’t measured by the size of the gift—it’s a faithful practice rooted in trust. Remember the story of the loaves and fish? Had

When individuals come together to support one another, the fabric of the community strengthens, fostering a sense of belonging and purpose.