Churches Can Make A Difference At Union Gospel Mission
Your time and talents can be a great benefit to the homeless, demonstrating God’s love to them and encouraging them to build their future lives on the foundation of Christ.

Please contact Paul Galahity at 214-637-6117 ext. 108.

We would welcome your church making Union Gospel Mission a vital part of your mission outreach to the local community, helping the homeless to again become productive members of society.  There are opportunities for your church members, both individuals and groups, to contribute in many ways to serving the homeless at our shelters.  The following are a few examples of how your church can become involved in the work of the Mission:

  • Volunteer to serve meals any evening of the week
  • Preach at daily Chapel Services for men, women or children
  • Mentor men or women in the Discipleship Program
  • Teach practical skills – reading, parenting, GED, arts and crafts for children, etc.
  • Help with one time projects
  • Collect and donate items on our “Wish List”
  • Collect and donate food items
  • Volunteer at the Homeless Games Day in June
  • Provide financial support for the work of the UGM

Please contact us to arrange to take a tour of our facilities and discuss how your church can serve Christ through helping the homeless in Dallas.

Thank you for visiting us here. We would welcome your church partnering with Union Gospel Mission to serve the homeless people in the Dallas area. Your time and energy can be a great benefit to the homeless enabling them to make a positive difference in society. Your church members can become involved in the areas of preaching, teaching adults or children and mentoring. You may also participate in a one-time project and/or provide financial support to the ministry.




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In a 2006 survey by the City of Dallas, there were approximately 9,200 homeless people in Dallas County. This compares to approximately 6,100 in 2005.

14% have been homeless 3 or more times, which meets the HUD definition of “chronic homelessness".

More than 1,000 of the homeless population are children or youth under the age of 18.

Seven and a half was the average age of a homeless person in Dallas as of 1999.

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Imagine yourself sitting in front of your trusted financial advisor and hearing the words “... you are losing money everyday.  In fact, thousands of dollars are falling through the cracks and lost.”

Very disturbing news, to say the least, especially in light of the fact that you perceive yourself as a good steward over your family, your work and your finances. More...

Based on the 2006 number of 9,200 homeless, Union Gospel Mission Dallas served approximately 4,800 individuals or 52% of the homeless population in Dallas.

In 2006, UGM Dallas served 182,000 meals, provided 72,000 nights shelter and gave 11,000 pounds of clothing to those in need.

34,680 hours of rehabilitation were offered at UGM Dallas in 2006.

8,224 hours of educational programming were offered in 2006 at UGM Dallas.

76 cents of each dollar donated to UGM Dallas is used in service to the homeless.

In a 2002 study by the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions, 39% of the homeless population in Dallas had never before been homeless.

We offer these unfortunate people a new chance at life. We not only offer the truth through the gospel but a clean place to live, learn, and become self sufficient.
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