Union Rescue Mission- Little Rock

05/28/2026

The ladies at the Dorcas House had the opportunity to celebrate Memorial Day together with games, a cookout, and s’mores around the fire pit! 🇺🇸🔥

Moments like these are such a beautiful reminder that healing also includes laughter, fellowship, and creating healthy memories together. We are thankful for the chance to slow down, enjoy community, and celebrate the holiday as a family.

Thank you to everyone who supports our mission and helps make special days like this possible for the women and children we serve. ❤️

05/27/2026

A huge congratulations to Emma for graduating preschool! 🎓💖

We are so proud of this sweet girl and all she has accomplished this year. Watching children grow, learn, and reach exciting milestones like this is such a joy for all of us at the Dorcas House.

Emma, we hope you know how special you are and how bright your future is! Please help us celebrate her big achievement by leaving some love and congratulations in the comments below! 🌟

05/26/2026

We want to take a moment to congratulate Amija on graduating high school last week! 🎓

We are incredibly proud of her perseverance, strength, and determination. Being a teenager while living in a shelter is not easy, but Amija has handled every challenge with so much grace and resilience. Watching her continue to push forward and reach this milestone has been such a blessing.

Please help us celebrate Amija and all of her hard work by leaving her some words of encouragement and congratulations in the comments below! 💜

05/19/2026

Help us celebrate a very special milestone at the Dorcas House!

One of our teens is graduating high school, and we could not be more proud of her hard work and perseverance. Graduation is a huge accomplishment, and we want to make sure she feels celebrated, loved, and encouraged as she steps into this next season of life.

We are currently gathering supplies for her graduation party and would be so grateful for anyone who would like to help make the day special.

You can also send cards of congratulations and encouragement to:

Union Rescue Mission Dorcas House
823 S. Park Street
Little Rock, AR 72202

Thank you for helping us celebrate this young lady and remind her that her community is cheering her on!

05/18/2026

Fellowship in the body of Christ can look a lot of different ways.

For Elizabeth, one of our directors at Union Rescue Mission, it recently looked like going to a Demon Hunter (Christian heavy metal) concert with three previous clients of the Dorcas House: Jaime, Natasha, and Jazmine, who also happens to be Elizabeth’s younger sister.

It was a fun reminder that Christian community does not always look the same from the outside. Sometimes fellowship looks like a quiet Bible study, a Sunday morning service, or coffee with a friend. Other times, it looks like loud music, fog machines, and worshipping Jesus with a bit of headbanging.

The beautiful thing about the body of Christ is that we are not all called to look the same, dress the same, or even enjoy the same style of music. We are called to love one another, encourage one another, and remember that every believer is deeply loved by God.

We are thankful for moments like this, where relationships continue beyond the walls of the Dorcas House and remind us that faith, friendship, and fellowship can take many forms. Demon Hunter

05/15/2026

We need your help blessing Sammie with a pair of football cleats!

Sammie has the opportunity to play football, and we would love to help make sure he has what he needs to step onto the field prepared and confident. A good pair of cleats may seem like a small thing, but for a young man getting involved in sports, it can make a big difference.

If you would like to help provide Sammie’s cleats, you can purchase them directly through the link below (size 10):

https://a.co/d/02IO5yrm

Thank you for always showing up for the men, women, and children of Union Rescue Mission. Your generosity helps meet practical needs while reminding our clients and their families that they are seen, loved, and supported.

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05/13/2026

We are so proud to celebrate a huge milestone for Misty. She got her first ever vehicle!

Misty came to the Union Rescue Mission Dorcas House just a few short weeks before giving birth to her daughter, Aurora, in February of 2023. Now, three years later, we have had the joy of watching her grow into a confident, hardworking, and independent woman.

While living at Dorcas House, Misty has held a steady job, a growing savings account, earned her high school diploma, and gotten her sweet daughter enrolled in preschool. Most importantly, she has a relationship with Jesus that has strengthened her, encouraged her, and helped her believe in the future God has for her.

Misty is now working at Happy Gray and serving as an intern at the Dorcas House. She has become someone we trust to help keep the house running when paid staff are off the clock, and she takes that responsibility seriously. She also has dreams of continuing her education so she can keep growing in her career and building a better future for herself, Aurora and her son Bailey.

Misty, we are so proud of you. Your hard work, faith, and perseverance are such a beautiful testimony of what God can do. Congratulations on your first vehicle! Your hard work is paying off!

05/09/2026

There’s something so special about watching God begin a new work in someone’s life, and today we want to give a very special Dorcas House client shoutout to one of our newest ladies… meet Cristy! ❤️

From the moment Cristy walked through our doors, we knew God had brought her here for such a time as this. She has the most beautiful spirit — always smiling, always encouraging others, and always looking for ways to serve those around her.

Cristy has a true servant’s heart. Whether she’s cleaning, washing dishes, helping organize donations, or stepping in wherever there’s a need, she does it all joyfully and without ever having to be asked. Her kindness, humility, and willingness to go above and beyond has already made such an impact on everyone around her.

We are incredibly blessed to have her as part of the Dorcas House family, and we cannot wait to see all of the amazing things God is going to do in and through her life.

Help us give Cristy a warm welcome home! ❤️
We love you, Cristy, and we are so proud of you!

05/06/2026

We are so grateful for the opportunity our Nehemiah House men had to serve alongside New Life Church at Maumelle Center on the Lake. With 20 volunteers giving their time and energy, they helped spread mulch across the property—showing what it truly means to serve others with humility and purpose.

Moments like these are a powerful reminder that recovery is not just about personal transformation, but about giving back and being the hands and feet of Jesus. We are incredibly thankful for partnerships like this and for leaders like Kim White who help make days like this possible.

So proud of these men for stepping up, serving well, and continuing to walk out the life God has called them to live. 🙌

05/05/2026

There’s something special about this day.

Every year, the men of Nehemiah House—along with graduates who continue to come back and pour into the place that helped change their lives—gather as brothers in Christ and make the climb to the top of Pinnacle Mountain.

It’s more than a hike. It’s a picture of the journey.

Recovery often feels like standing at the bottom of the mountain—overwhelming, uncertain, and hard. The path isn’t easy. But step by step, surrender after surrender, something begins to change.

When you reach the top, it’s not just about the view—it’s about what you’ve laid down along the way. Every thought, every decision, every hurt, every piece of your past… surrendered to Jesus. What once felt like control becomes obedience. And in that obedience, you find freedom.

Days like this remind us what recovery is truly about—men putting differences aside, locking arms, praying over one another, and giving God all the glory for His power to restore hearts, renew minds, and save souls.

We are incredibly grateful for these men who are committed to becoming who God has called them to be—so that when they leave Nehemiah House, they go out as disciples who make disciples wherever God leads them.

If you’ve ever been told you’re too far gone, let this be your reminder:
God makes all things new.

What the world may label as “an addict” is often exactly who God chooses to use for His glory.