Mission's Reflections from 2025 TIH EVENT:  

Ron Bodendorf, 2nd Chance Recovery:   It's one thing to serve the population and it surely is Kingdom & a beautiful thing that as we feed, clothe, water, visit, we're doing it as unto Jesus…* but it's a different level of kingdom to see the body of Christ serve with our individual offerings, but with one voice…. And for community partners to see the true mark of disciples by how we lock arms & love one another!*GUSHING from the overflow!!!

Laurel Corson, RN:  I saw many moved which is turn moved me! Thank you for blessing me to be a part of this wonderful event!! 

Nicole Morini:    I love going to this event every year. Meeting bunch different people. Special thank you to the pizza my kids love the pizza and donuts love going to this event every year. Meeting bunch different people. Special thank you to the pizza my kids love the pizza and donuts

Brent Clark, 1269 and Food For Children: A super powerful day.  Thank you for creating the opportunity for all of us to serve.  I love these victorious stories.

Rafael Disla:  Excellent work chaplains God bless you

Kathleen Wetherbee Tanguay:  Great pictures!! I'm so grateful for your service and the ministry's efforts to bring hope to those in need.

Rita Herbert: I love this event! I look forward to it every year.I love seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones.So grateful to be a part of their lives even for a day.

Lynn G:  Federal Chaplain:  "Praying that today's event overflows with His Love and encouragement for everyone". 

Alexis, Directing Manager for New Life Women's and Childrens Home:  "This is what it's all about- sharing the love of Jesus and praying the lost.  Today was powerful.  Meeting Ashley was the most impactful moment of my day! Moments like these remind me why we do what we do and how important it is to keep showing up with love, compassion, and faith to believe that none shall perish?"

Guy Torgensen, Better Life Partners:  "Loved being part of your event!  Amen thank you Lord. Trials become testimonies"

Matthew Bohannon, Director of Community Outreach, Live Free Recovery:  "Third Year at the There is Hope Community Event! This year is even more special as it is at Victory Park right next to the new Live Free Recovery Services! Grateful for the opportunity to show up for our community!"



Inspiring  Stories of 

 Neal's Journey

Last year at the There is HOPE event, attendees came together to pray for Neal, who was facing homelessness and struggling with addiction. Through the power of prayer and community support, Neal has turned his life around.

Since that time, he has successfully overcome his drug addiction and is no longer homeless. With assistance from a Baptist church in Hooksett, he was provided with the support needed to secure an apartment. Neal wants everyone to know that his journey of recovery and stability all started with a prayer at the There is HOPE event.

This remarkable story serves as a powerful reminder of the impact that faith, community, and hope can have in transforming lives.

 Zach's Journey

From Struggles to Strength

Zach attended the 2023 There Is Hope event, a pivotal moment in his life. At that time, he was visibly struggling—thin, with matted hair, and under the influence of substances. Despite these challenges, he remained at the event for the entire four hours, engaging with the resources provided. He took part in meals and, later, received prayers from Federal Chaplains, marking a turning point in his journey.

A New Beginning

After the event, Zach found support through Pure Springs Church, which took him under their wing. The church community provided him with the guidance and encouragement he needed to enter recovery. Through dedication and the support of his new-found family, Zach achieved significant milestones, gaining weight and reclaiming his health.

Sharing His Story

By the time the 2024 There Is Hope event took place, Zach had transformed his life. He returned to share his testimony of recovery, inspiring others who might find themselves in similar situations. His journey serves as a powerful reminder of the impact that support, prayer, and community can have on an individual’s path to restoration.

Zach's story exemplifies hope and transformation, proving that recovery is possible with the right support and determination.

 Diana's Journey

In 2017, Diana attended her first Together in Hope (TIH) event, seeking support during a challenging period in her life. Unhoused yet dedicated to her job at the United States Postal Service, she struggled to make ends meet due to insufficient wages.

During the event, she engaged in a heartfelt conversation with Kevin, the pastor overseeing the gathering. Recognizing her struggles, Kevin took the time to connect Diana with local resources that could provide the assistance she needed. Through this support, Diana not only found practical solutions to her housing crisis but also experienced a profound spiritual transformation. She embraced faith, gave her life to Jesus, and became an active member of a local church. In time, Diana secured stable housing, marking a significant milestone in her journey toward a brighter future.

Stories like Diana's exemplify the impact of community support and faith in transforming lives. For those looking for resources or assistance, the TIH community remains dedicated to fostering hope and providing tangible help.