“Whenever you pray, go into your room and shut the door and pray to your Father who is in secret; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you.” (Matthew 6:6, NRSV)
Thelma Rucker passed away last year after battling cancer. In this Power of One story, we celebrate how she showed love to people in need at Room In The Inn, at her church, and in her life.
Rudy Ragnauth is a peer support specialist who works with our veterans. Learn how he shares his own path of healing with veterans experiencing homelessness.
Everyone wants to feel good about themselves. That’s why Cecilia she spends each week helping with RITI’s haircut service and thrift store, where she witnesses people’s “transformation in themselves.”
Sarah Williams and Brianna Young don’t let anyone tell them they’re too young to make a impact. Learn how a group at Lipscomb University started their own Room In The Inn congregation--student-style!
On cold nights, Roy and Vernie create a space for homeless youth. Their partnership has grown into a friendship. Meet Roy and Vernie as they work to make youth feel welcome.
Worthington’s laughter is infectious, so we can’t help but laugh and celebrate with him as he moves into housing. Read his story and learn how we have been working to support veterans like him.
We believe in #ThePowerOfOne. One warm meal, one kind word, one encouraging smile can change our world. Click the link to read about Suzanne Lanier and her work doing laundry at Room In The Inn.
“Everyone has a space in this world.” In this Power of One story, the Friends of Friends Life create a welcoming space at the dinner table for our friends who have moved into housing.
Since our beginnings, I’ve used many images to explain the importance of Room in the Inn. The most important image I use now is the notion of a “communion meal.”
Dave Pomeroy hosts his 22nd Annual Nashville Unlimited Christmas Concert on Dec. 7. You're invited to join Nashville's best musicians in supporting Room In The Inn.
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