Here is an overview of the projects and programs for

this past year:

Walk to Siloam. (Date Feb.26.-3-1 2009) 31

homeless men went on this Journey. 37

community leaders participated.

Alpha (March-May. 2009) 1st Presbyterian Church

and 1st United Methodist, Good

Shepherd Episcopal Church, which are part of

the Community of Shalom in this endeavor.

24 Men and women attended this ALPHA at

the Mission.

Received a total of $100,000 in funds from

the following Foundations Howell,

Methodist Healthcare, Westlake Hills

Presbyterian Church, for the indigent and hard to work with population. For assistance and

operations.

Received funds from local Church’s and donors that care and volunteers at

Mission 911

November Held a thanksgiving meal for

residents and neighbors of Mission 911. Served

85 People.

March/June 2009 had various youth groups helping with various

projects at Mission 911.More are still planned for

the rest of the year.

We have helped 4 families and 12 men to become self-sufficient this year so far.

What are the goals for this year in with projects and

programs?

The following program below will be our main focus for 2009. We will still work on other projects at the Mission as

well for they are important to the community.¨ Project Lucia

Project Cost = $38,500.00 per yearThis is a source of nourishment for the body, mind and

spirit in people. The project is in a building where there is a dentist office set up to complete preventative medicine

for indigent people. A group room set up for Narcotics Anonymous meetings, Alcohol & Drug

Education, Life Skills geared toward vocational success and Anger Management Groups. There is a food pantry in

this building to help feed the indigent people in Corpus Christi, Texas. The building also maintains a pantry for the residents of Mission 911 and for special events. We

will have a reading program for children from the ages of 6-11 from the neighborhood.

Mission 911 Goal is to become the model of how to help

people in this Community through Christ .

Moe ExpoWe had an Expo in May 16-18 2008

Mercy Outreach Expo’s goal was to inform the Corpus Christi community about the needs of and

available resources for the homeless and the working poor. In the process, we inspired the community through word and song to partner

with the existing organizations and use the avenues available to help show God’s mercy and love. Some of these existing organizations are

new to Corpus Christi as of the last year.

How has the support from the community and

Church’s helped your work?

We have been blessed with support so we can show those in

need the Grace of God. The support has helped us pay for the repairs of our building and general Mission 911 expenses. The support also has paid for meals for those in

need. Your support will give us reassurance that our work and

faith for the Lord Jesus Christ will continue.

How can the Church and the community pray for Mission

911 in the this coming year?

•Funding to keep Mission operating.

•Funding for case workers and other staff members.

•Dentistry facility.

•All the brothers and sisters and families who are on the streets.