By relieving the immediate needs of our hurting neighbors, Muskegon Rescue Mission is able to address the root cause of their distress and offer the spiritual nourishment necessary to effect true and lasting change. Volunteering at the Muskegon Rescue Mission means more than just gifting time. It means clothing the needy, feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, demonstrating the love of Christ, and rescuing the broken.
Through community ministries, food, clothing, household goods, and furniture are provided to families in need. Every bit counts. Join the Harbor Light archive, a quarterly publication dedicated to serving our community. Together, we'll provide a beacon of hope through support.
Through community ministries, food, clothing, household goods, and furniture are provided to families in need. Every bit counts. Join the Harbor Light archive, a quarterly publication dedicated to serving our community. Together, we'll provide a beacon of hope through support.
Services
Muskegon Rescue Mission (MRM) is one of the oldest ministries in West Michigan serving individuals and families since 1907. The men's shelter is located at 400 W. Laketon Ave. The women's and family shelter is located at 1691 Peck St. From the time the Mission was established, our mission was to demonstrate and proclaim God's love to the less fortunate and homeless people of West Michigan.
We provide Christ-centered programs and services for the homeless and those in need. Our services take a holistic approach to our local homelessness community by providing physical, mental, emotional and spiritual help. We provide temporary emergency shelter to homeless women, families with male children up to their 18 birthday, and custodial single fathers.
Muskegon Rescue Mission is a non-profit, Christian organization that serves men, women and children experiencing homelessness in West Michigan. Carrying out God's will for these people in need requires a team of dedicated men and women. Share your faith in Jesus Christ and praying with guests, volunteers and coworkers as opportunities arise.
Volunteering at the Muskegon Rescue Mission means more than just gifting time. It means clothing the needy, feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless and demonstrating the love of Christ. Whether it's serving a meal, tutoring a student, or helping at our thrift store or processing center - volunteers make a difference in the lives of people.
We provide Christ-centered programs and services for the homeless and those in need. Our services take a holistic approach to our local homelessness community by providing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual help. We provide temporary emergency shelter to homeless men. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, showers, clothing, chapel services, case management, and health screenings are just a few of the services provided to all mission guests.
Reviews (9)
Queen Meia
Nov 27, 2019
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If you're homeless without anywhere to go it better be in the morning or set an appointment otherwise if you get put out the house sporadically for whatever reason you can't count on this homeless shelter. Sucks for you to sleep outside and put your life at risk. Too many rules for a place of help to be denied as American citizens.
Robyn Leeds
Sep 17, 2018
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Ship Tadaharu
Aug 15, 2018
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Sarah O.
Aug 08, 2018
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Alexis McFarland
Jul 13, 2018
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They don't even deserve a star. They starve women who aren't there in time for prayer, force the people to drink chlorine tasting water. Their staff make threats and can't seem to understand simple sentences. The doors are locked at night preventing the residents from being able to escape in case of a fire. You're safer on the street then at this shelter.
Jessica Mathews
Jul 09, 2018
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Alyce Frayer
Dec 26, 2017
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Stacey Hamilton
Nov 23, 2016
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Robin Reed
Jun 09, 2015
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