Many people expect leaders to have all the answers, have it all figured out and be perfect, but that is simply not realistic. At least not for me. A family doctor once told me that medicine is a practice; meaning doctors do not know everything and sometimes they have to take the information they have…
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Working as a volunteer on a building project at Mel Trotter Ministries in 1992, Henry never dreamed that he would be back years later as a guest. However, when a bitter divorce left him alone, homeless and in failing health, he knew he would be welcomed here. “I’m forever grateful for Mel Trotter,” he said.…
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Former owner of Vos Glass, Inc. shares why she is reinventing herself at 55 years old.
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I was not ready for what was next. Soon after graduating our program, she reached out to one of our staff and stated that she was on a suicide mission – ready for any drug that would come her way.
Read MoreI had a vision. The vision was simple, really. There was this doorway, with a person standing with the left leg in front of the other, almost in a “half lunge” position. Their left arm was also out in front with the palm opened as if to say, “Stop.” This person’s right arm and right…
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Whose life could we save together this winter? 1. Do something If you see someone living outside, let them know you care and encourage them to seek shelter at a local Mission. Call GRPD (or your local police department) to help with transportation 616-456-3400. 2. Demonstrate compassion When it’s below freezing outside, it’s not the time…
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My name is Meagan. I would like to share a part of my journey to Mel Trotter Ministries, and how God has worked through the ministry to impact different areas in my life. I was born into a middle class Catholic family with two parents. I went to Catholic schools and experienced all of…
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