This complimentary conference, underwritten by Methodist Healthcare Ministries,
will cover many different therapies involved in helping our
homeless friends in their time of struggle.
Lunch is included in this event, so registration is required!

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Registrations will be accepted until 5pm, May 25th.
CEU's require additional registration through the Ecumenical Center,
but must be done after your event registration is completed on this site.
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San Antonio Metropolitan Ministries

A Mission of Hope

SAMMinistries is an interfaith ministry whose mission is to help the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless attain self-sufficiency by offering, with dignity and compassion,shelter, housing, and services. SAMMinistries also provides volunteers opportunities to be renewed and fulfilled as they serve.

Her life as an Executive Assistant to a Senior Vice-President of a Fortune 500 company was great, but Chanel has learned that life’s situations can change quickly.

She was promoted and relocated to San Antonio in 2007 with the company which she had worked for eight years. She thought her husband made the move with her. But, after three weeks, he announced that he had never had any intention of moving; left and filed for divorce, leaving Chanel to go through these transitions on her own in a new city.

Chanel was obligated to her employer because of her relocation and did not miss a beat! She worked hard for the next two years until the restructuring of the company left her without a boss and then her $50,000 job was gone!

She sincerely thought that she would be given her job back when things settled down at the company, but that did not happen.

Read more of the story . . .

The Benn family tells their story about their time at SAMMinistries ten years ago and, how with your help, they overcame and achieved great things! Now a teacher, Diane volunteers by teaching our adults GED classes and acting as a mentor to men and women in whose shoes she has walked.

Read more about this inspiring family . . .