Since July 19th of this year, Agape has been doing and extreme makeover of their own. We purchased a house for ministry purposes, but it has needed lots of help. We are so ... Continue Reading »
Agape will be completing a house very soon. If you have any of the following items, we need them ASAP OVEN/Slide in Range DISHWASHER A/C 4-ton unit KITCHEN CABINETS COUNTER TOPS WASHER DRYER ANY PROFESSIONAL LABOR (HVAC/PLUMBING/ELECTRICAL) Continue Reading »
The 2009 "Growing Up in Houston" report, from the organization Children at Risk, explains that at some Houston-area schools, more than three of every four incoming high school freshmen drops out before their ... Continue Reading »
In May of 2010, the ladies of Agape Development Ministries' 2nd Gateway class graduated from their year-long development program. They've successfully completed striving along with Agape staff to reach the goals they have ... Continue Reading »
Agape Development Ministries is expanding staff. We are looking for a male and a female Resident Ministry Leader to live and serve in the Gateway House for part of ... Continue Reading »
Have you ever been on a retreat where you sensed that God really did show up and it surprised you? Well, He did that to me this weekend. Confession of sin, ... Continue Reading »
Saint John of the Divine Episcopal Church has established a long-term partnership with Agape Development Ministries and has sent many volunteers to serve over the years since Agape began operations. April 10-11 members of ... Continue Reading »
To watch the Big Game, the Hill Family hosted the residents of the Gateway House and the Mission Year House. This was a great time of fellowship for two groups of young adults ... Continue Reading »
Thanks to connections with some wonderful friends from St. John the Divine, we were blessed to have a small story about our ministry on local news. Many ministries do great work in our ... Continue Reading »
"Whatever you do to the least of these, you have done to me." Because Christ first loved us, we are able to love our neighbors in the inner city of Houston. We would ... Continue Reading »
