September 1, 2015
Ever wondered what is taught to young women inside Mercy’s residential homes? After 32 years of helping thousands find freedom from life-controlling issues, Mercy will for the first time publically present the life-transforming principles used in its residential program at The Freedom Experience, a new outreach event to take place October 2-3 at Nashville’s Christ Church. Continue reading “Mercy to Multiply Outreach Efforts with New “Freedom Experience””
August 25, 2015
Providence Auto Group co-owners Simon Lawrence, Mike Zeller, and Nathan McCauley have done it again! Living out their belief that “the gift of a reliable car can absolutely transform someone’s life,” they recently presented Mercy graduate Danielle with a 2005 Toyota Highlander. This is the eighteenth car given through the auto group’s Giving Program, four of which have gone to Mercy graduates. Continue reading “Mercy Grad Blessed With New Car”
August 20, 2015
Ten teams comprised of 43 Sacramento area players made up the bracket for the first annual Men of Mercy 3-on-3 basketball tournament held last Saturday at Courtside Basketball Center in Rocklin, California. The tournament proceeds benefited the work and mission of Mercy, a nonprofit Christian organization dedicated to helping young women break free from life-controlling issues such as sexual abuse, eating disorders and addictions. Continue reading “First Annual Men of Mercy 3-on-3 Tournament a Success”
August 18, 2015
Rousing a standing ovation, Mercy Founder and President Nancy Alcorn inspired Nashville’s Christ Church congregation in a moving message last Sunday. Following a powerful video that captured the history of Mercy and the multiplied impact that Mercy has made on thousands of lives, Nancy shared from her heart a timely word on love and conviction. Continue reading “Alcorn Gives Moving Message, 18 Mercy Residents Baptized at Christ Church”
August 13, 2015
Mercy connected with Nashville area church leaders Tuesday at the third annual Church Leadership Luncheon held at the Nashville Mercy home. Mercy values partnerships with churches from all denominations and annually offers the luncheon as a way to share in the mission of restoring hope to hurting young women. Continue reading “Mercy a Valuable Resource to Nashville Area Churches”
August, 6, 2015
A field of forty-four golfers enjoyed perfect conditions last Monday while supporting the work of Mercy during this year’s Mercy Golf Challenge at Westhaven Golf Club in Franklin, Tennessee. Continue reading “2015 Mercy Golf Challenge A Success”
July 28, 2015
This summer the St. Louis Mercy residents have had the privilege to attend several Broadway-style shows at The Muny thanks to the theatre organization’s Community Relations Program. Continue reading “St. Louis Mercy Residents Experience Muny Summer Theatre”
July 14, 2015
3-on-3 tournament gives men and boys a chance to make a difference in the lives of young women
In the Sacramento Mercy home that houses up to 40 young women at any one time, men are rarely present. In fact, many girls there have suffered at the hands of abusive men. But, a new male-only basketball tournament intends to be a game-changer on the path to these girls’ healing. Continue reading “Mercy Teams with Sacramento Kings NEXT, Supports Hurting Girls through Hoops”
July 9, 2015
Throughout the months of July and August, the MercyTalk audience will get a special pre-event sampling of what’s to come at Mercy’s first-ever Freedom Experience to be held October 2-3 at Christ Church in Nashville. Continue reading ““Freedom Experience” Speakers to be Featured in MercyTalk Series”
July 7, 2015
Golf enthusiasts wanting to make a difference in the lives of hurting young women are invited to register for The Mercy Golf Challenge scheduled for Monday, August 3 at Westhaven Golf Club in Franklin, Tenn.
Meant to give golfers of any skill level an opportunity to support Mercy, the four-person scramble will help raise funds needed for the care and counseling provided to the young women at Mercy who are dealing with issues such as physical and sexual abuse (including sex trafficking), eating disorders, self-harm, drug and alcohol addictions, depression and unplanned pregnancy. Continue reading “Mercy Golf Challenge Tees Up Hope for Young Women”
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