Recovery/Homeless Resources

Harvest Evangelism Ministry-Addiction and Recovery
http://www.harvestevangelism.org/
Was founded in 1987 by Pastor Rick Hagans and his wife Kim.
Starting out together in ministry when they married in 1980, in Opelika, Alabama it was then called, "East Alabama Challenge" and primarily consisted of evangelism and a Christian Coffeehouse (aka Community Center) called, "The Challenge". Modeled after Teen Challenge (the ministry to addicts begun by David Wilkerson), East Alabama Challenge was a local outreach to those who needed someplace safe to hear the gospel and those who just wanted to be around other Christians, hear Christian music, fellowship, be discipled in The Word and trained in evangelism and sharing their faith in word, as well as deed.
After moving to East Texas (1985) to work for two years with David Wilkerson and his World Challenge Ministries there, Rick felt the call to bring his wife (Kim) and newborn son (RC) back home to Alabama and re-establish themselves in ministry there.
In 1987, Harvest Evangelism was founded and they started again just like they had left; evangelism, missions and Coffehouse ministry. Before too long, after Rick bringing too many men home for the Hagans' to continue to house, His Place the coffeehouse, became His Place the men's home. Men coming in who found their lives consumed by life controling problems, found a safe place to find the love of God. They were men who while lost, hurt and enslaved, found hope, live, love and freedom in the person of Jesus Christ.
Very soon they realized that there were also so many ladies who were also in desperate need of this 24/7 care and discipleship and Hosanna Home was born. After that came Hope's Inn, Harvest Thrift Super Center and Hope Clinic.
Though the local ministries of His Place, Hosanna Home, Hope's Inn, Hope Clinic and Harvest Thrift Super Center are the most visible, the ministry of evangelism, missions, outreach and hands on ministry goes on regularily, not only through the pulpit and teaching ministries of Pastor Rick and Kim Hagans, but also through the ministry of others.
We are so very blessed that you chose to come see what God is doing here.
This ministry is dedicated to preaching Jesus and seeing Him set free lives enslaved to sin and the passions of our own flesh.
As you look through the pages of our site, we hope you will find something that will minister to you, that will speak of God's love for you, that will encourage you to learn more about Christ and will challenge you to live more according to His Word. 

Celebrate Recovery Sites in Montgomery, AL and River Region 


1.   Cloverdale Baptist Church-608 E. Fairview Avenue, Montgomery,  36106  Fridays 5:30p.m.
2.   Coosada Baptist Church-5687 Coosada Road, Coosada, 36020  Mondays, 7p.m. 
3.   Grace Pointe Community Church-78223 Tallassee Hwy Wet., 36092  Tuesdays, 6:15p.m. 
4.   Santuck Baptist Church-7250 Central Plank Rd., Santuck, 36092  Thursdays, 6:15p.m. 
5.   St.James Methodist-9045 Vaughn Road, Montgomery, 36117  Thursdays, 6:00p.m. 
6.   First Baptist Church-305 S. Perry Street, Montgomery, AL 36104  Fridays, 5:30p.m. 

Friendship Mission Men's/Women's Shelters
Montgomery AL  
Sheltering Men and Women in times of Crisis(homelessness)
3561 Mobile Hwy  Montgomery, AL 36108
                                                                   (334) 281-2395
  Family Promise of Montgomery 
   28 Crenshaw St  Montgomery, AL 36104
334-265-2010
 Serving homeless families with children.


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MBA Ministry Directors

Adoption and Foster Care Ministry

Lisa Rose

334-271-6794

lrose@mgbaptists.org


Conversational English School

Director, Susan West

334-312-7057

montgomeryceschool@yahoo.com

Family Resource and Counseling Ministry

Director, Dr. Kline Johnson

334-271-6241

counseling@mgmbaptist.org

Forest Park Ministry Center

Director, Donna McCollough

334-529-5726

forestparkministry@gmail.com

www.forestparkministry.blogspot.com

Montgomery Mixtec Ministry

Lisa Rose

334-27106794

lrose@mgmbaptists.org


Samaritan Inn Ministries

Director, Debbie Jones

334-462-7108

samaritaninn14@gmail.com

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Ten Ways You Can Serve Greater Montgomery

1. Connect with one of the 6 Cooperative Ministries listed on this blog.

2. Do a neighborhood survey and find out what your community wants and needs.

3. Tithe 1/10 of your garden and give to a family in need.

4. Read to a child at one of the public schools in your area. The administration would love to have you serve.


5. Start an Fellowship of Christian Athletes club at a local jr high or high school.

6. Take gift bags to new neighbors around your home or church with information about the church/community.

7. Adopt a school and be a prayer partner with them.


8. Call Alabama Post/Pre Adoption Connections(APAC-334-409-9477) in Montgomery and find out how you can support adoptive families.

9. Offer to host an ESL or Conversational English class in your church. Someone can come and train your church to teach ESL too.

10. Gather in good condition clothing and take to the centers. Ask Forest Park about their "Good Samaritan Clothing Ministry".