A Synopsis Of The Mission
Food
Clothing
Towels
Bedding
Pillows
Toiletries
Cleaning Supplies
Laundry Detergent
Office Supplies
Office Equipment
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Old Savannah City Mission
2414 Bull Street
Savannah, GA
"Savannah's Five Star Gospel Rescue Mission"
More than a Meal
Knowing that
someone cares.

Savannah's Gospel Rescue Mission
Member of the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions (AGRM)
Member of the Chamber of Commerce
Member of the Better Business Bureau

Non-profit 501(c)(3)
A local charity committed to preach the Gospel, feed the hungry,
shelter the homeless, rehabilitate the addict and restore the ex-
offender.

Privately funded by local churches, businesses, community
organizations, and individuals of goodwill.

No government money requested or received.

Never a charge for any goods or services.

Mission Services
Daily teaching and preaching of the Gospel.

Emergency Shelter (40 Beds) showers required before retiring.

New underwear provided for all overnight guests.

Hot, delicious meals served three times a day.

Hot meals distributed to Inner City children (JUTI).

FIC (Families In Crisis) food and clothing distribution
with clergy or agency referral.

Emergency Service Statistics for 2007
Meals Provided: 122,074
Beds Provided: 27,855

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UTI (Urban Training Institute): High Standards – Strong Boundaries
– Clear Direction

Clean Start Division
Year-long residential recovery program

Adult Education Paradigm
(participants are "students," not program members)

Character academic and vocational curricula.

Relational Rehabilitation - Practical Preparation.

Zero tolerance for drugs, alcohol, tobacco, violence
or threat of violence

Fresh Start Division
Provides transition for men and women who while incarcerated
come to faith in Christ and demonstrate a genuine desire for a fresh
start in life.  Ministry is being expanded in February, 2008 to include
Fresh Start for women.

Participants reside in Mission facilities for one year.

Each student is paired with a mature Christian as their mentor.

Emphasis is placed on spiritual growth; however the common
sense goal is the prevention of a return to crime and
re-incarceration.

Qualifications for enrollment in UTI:
Mature in one's misery, Sick and tired of being sick and tired.

Willingness to live in and relate to a community of learners.

Teachable, willing to study, to learn and to change.

Community Service without compensation and work as permitted
with required savings.

Responsibility, Accountability and Restitution, including
child support and reparations.

Free Enrollment. It cost nothing, yet it costs everything.
Doctrinal Statement
&
Code of Ethics
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