by NightShift
Posted on July 14, 2011
The volunteers at NightShift Street Ministries are what this ministry is all about, they become our family. We are so sad to pass on the news that one of our faithful and dedicated volunteers was in a fatal motorcycle accident. Brian McDonald had served with NightShift for a very long time, as part of the family of…
by NightShift
Posted on June 13, 2011
A note of thanksgiving and praise for the amazing launch of the Care Bus last week. It was truly uplifting to see the wonderful response to the presence of the bus. One gentleman I saw, who recently became homeless, was so appreciative, saying “this is a great idea” and how blessed he was that NightShift…
by NightShift
Posted on June 3, 2011
by NightShift
Posted on May 28, 2011
Dear Dad, You missed a great night with NightShift. Over 100 street friends served and just a handful of volunteers. I worked in the clothing truck and a fellow named E. came up looking for some size 10 shoes. I had NOTHING to give him, but recalled seeing a larger sized pair of runners in a pile…
by NightShift
Posted on May 17, 2011
by NightShift
Posted on April 22, 2011
The hearts that a person touches during a lifetime are uncountable… upon their departure from this life those ripples are magnified by the weight of memories upon death. Such tragedy would be unbearable without the gift of faith. From tragedy and times of darkness comes the rising and penetrating light that shines from the Cross…
by NightShift
Posted on March 31, 2011
If you’ve ever wondered what we get up to with our volunteers, we’re going to let you into a little secret… While we work for a very serious cause, we’re doing so with a lightness of heart and a lot of smiles and fun. Ask any of our volunteers (like the PLBC student volunteer pictured above): coming…
by NightShift
Posted on March 12, 2011
by NightShift
Posted on March 9, 2011
by NightShift
Posted on February 25, 2011
Emergency Weather Response Shelter, Whalley homeless shelter
With temperatures plummeting and the additional wind-chill factor making a night on the streets unbearable and deadly, Extreme Weather Response shelters are remaining open around the Lower Mainland in an effort to give everyone temporary respite from the elements. We thank our faithful volunteers, and everyone who came forward in response to this week’s call-out for…
Discover The ShiftRead our founder’s story of how NightShift Street Ministries began during the winter of 2004.