A long time ago, people started helping the homeless. We weren’t the first and we won’t be the last.

We have volunteers from Northwest Bible Church, Irving Bible Church, Fellowship Church Dallas, Prestonwood Baptist Church, First Baptist Church Dallas, Park Cities Baptist Church, Bent Tree Bible, Fellowship Dallas, Fellowship Bible Church Dallas, Dallas Theological Seminary, Lakeland Baptist, Fellowship of Christian Students Frisco, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Celebrate Recover and many other organizations.

We are a group of individuals and churches that come together with one purpose.

We understand that there is no cure for homelessness. Some people choose the lifestyle, some are put there from bad decisions or back luck. Others are relegated to being homeless because of mental or emotional disorders and challenges. Since we can’t get everyone off of the street (and some don’t want to leave) we CAN improve their lives by providing spiritual, physical and emotional support.

Our priorities include:

1. Provide opportunities for individuals to hear about God’s love for them in an environment that fosters community.
2. Provide healthy nutrition to everyone who has needs.
3. Provide access to hygiene items, clothes, blankets and other necessities of life.

Our History:

Rip Parker started serving the homeless years ago. Some of us served with him. He had an insatiable appetite for service. He faithfully served three times a day, seven days a week, for almost twelve years. Rip was an inspiration, a mentor and a friend. He lived out the great commission and showed us all what “living a life like Christ” looked like. He was called home to be with the Lord after a battle with cancer. He didn’t want a funeral, didn’t want his name to be remembered and certainly didn’t want his legacy to be celebrated. Why? Because he wanted all of the glory to go to God. How do I know this? Because he told me. We miss Rip and will see him again one day.

My name is Wayne Walker. I created this site to provide communication to all of the homeless and volunteers as we seek to serve. I take no title and no role beyond the task given to me. That is, I want to share the love of Christ with the homeless. I want to see their primary relationship with God restored - through knowing Jesus Christ the savior.