#257 The Story and Impact of Wheeler Mission with Rick Alvis and Terrence Harper

Wheeler Mission opened its doors in 1893 and has began serving individuals experiencing homelessness, hunger, and addiction ever since. Wheeler is a remarkable example of a comprehensive, strategic ministry that is impacting its city and state, ands it programs include homeless services, residential programs, addiction recovery, and social enterprises. The ultimate goal? To point people to Jesus. In this interview, I talked with Rick Alvis (President and CEO) and Terrence Harper (Chief Program Officer for Men) about the story, strategy, and impact of Wheeler Mission. Key Takeaways: The remarkable history of Wheeler Mission and its impact on central and south central Indiana. How Wheeler implements this Vision: “To see every man, woman, and child we serve equipped to be productive citizens who enjoy lasting success in Christ.” Some of the recent and pressing developments in the areas of homeless services, addiction recovery, and social enterprises. Wheeler’s strategic process for ministering to women and children in crisis. How Wheeler ministers to men in crisis and walks them through addiction recovery to success in relationships and the marketplace. Wheeler’s remarkable partnership with the City of Indianapolis during the pandemic. How local churches and individual Christians can assist Wheeler’s ministry and the ministry of similar ministries around the country. The post #257 The Story and Impact of Wheeler Mission with Rick Alvis and Terrence Harper first appeared on The Good Citizen Project.