A local ministry in Hopkinsville is doing more than just offering second chances. It’s helping women rebuild their lives—one step, and one sweet treat, at a time.
Grace and Mercy is a Christ-centered transitional home for women overcoming addiction, incarceration, and other crises.
click to download audioPaula Halcomb chairs the board at Grace and Mercy. She says what makes the program unique is its length—starting at 18 months and often extending beyond two years.
click to download audioFamily reunification is at the heart of their mission—and so is community support. The organization depends on donations and fundraisers, including a unique staple: homemade fudge.
click to download audioThey bring that fudge to festivals across the region. The ministry also operates two thrift stores, with anniversary sales planned for August 22nd and 23rd.
click to download audioThe thrift stores do more than fund the program. They also supply residents with everything they need—including when they graduate and move out.
click to download audioThe ministry is also renovating a new apartment building called Her Legacy, and preparing for their annual golf scramble fundraiser on October 4th.
click to download audioAfter decades in behavioral health, Halcomb says her true calling came with Grace and Mercy.
click to download audioFor those interested in lending a hand, Halcomb says volunteers are always welcome.
To support or get involved with Grace and Mercy, visit one of their thrift stores or catch them at the next festival.
