Mission Agape, in collaboration with Georgia's Ware State Prison, has embarked on a transformative initiative known as the Prison Outreach project. Twice a year, during the vibrant seasons of spring and fall, we organize memorable day-long outreach programs coupled with nourishing food service. These occasions have become the pinnacle of excitement for both our devoted members and the incarcerated individuals.
With great enthusiasm, we gather a dedicated group of 50-70 volunteers from Atlanta and journey to Waycross. Our collective mission is to extend a helping hand to the inmates, starting the day on a light note by preparing a wholesome breakfast for approximately 250 individuals. This act of kindness lays the groundwork for a day filled with hope, compassion, and genuine connection. The true highlight for many of the inmates occurs during lunchtime when we present our renowned golden baked chicken, a trademark dish that brings comfort and delight. The savory meal is accompanied by the enchanting melodies of a skilled saxophonist, providing a captivating backdrop for an unforgettable dining experience.
As the afternoon unfolds, our focus turns to heartfelt testimonies, soul-stirring songs, and spontaneous dance. These powerful expressions of faith and unity create an atmosphere of profound impact and touch the lives of both the inmates and our dedicated volunteers. It is within these moments that barriers are broken, hearts are opened, and lasting connections are forged. These extraordinary events transcend the confines of prison walls, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all involved. The Prison Outreach project serves as a beacon of hope, fostering compassion and understanding, while offering a unique opportunity for personal transformation and growth.
The mental health counseling program for homeless people and single mothers typically involves providing access to professional counseling services to those experiencing mental health issues.
A Job Placement program for homeless individuals is designed to help them obtain gainful employment and achieve self-sufficiency.
This pandemic year we find our organization isolated, frustrated and eager to once again move back into our community.
Prior to the COVID pandemic, Mission Agape’s dominant ministry was our Food Ministry.
Mission Agape has partnered with Georgia’s Ware State Prison to provide day-long worship and food service twice each year (spring & fall).
For the past 6 years Mission Agape has been able to help some of the financially fragile within the Atlanta area by purchasing new winter coats.
Mission Agape supports the impoverished community of Jicamarca Peru. Jicamarca is a suburb community of Lima.
In May of 2016 Mission Agape – Atlanta teamed up with the Yoido Full Gospel Church to start a homeless ministry in Seoul, South Korea.
Mailing address:
P.O Box. 653
Duluth, GA 30096
Main office:
2730 N. Berkley Lake Rd #1104, Duluth, GA 30096
DeKalb County Site:
Korean Central Presbyterian Church of Atlanta 4201 N. Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, GA 30341
Fulton County Site:
3368 N. Whitney Ave. Hapeville, Ga 30354
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