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As you all know we have been looking for a new place to stay for a long time. And not just a permanent home for us but also a place where our ministry can grow. A place where we can grow deep roots and expand to the right and to the left.
After a long time of remodelling we finally have our "mobile living room" finished. On Wednesday October 24th we brought it to outreach for the first time, and since then it has proven to be more than just efficient. The whole project has been a huge success.
After many months of praying and searching we finally thought that we had found the perfect vehicle for our mobile coffee shop. This 1969 Travel Trailer caught our attention right away. We even had saved enough money to buy the trailer.
For almost four years we have been ministering to young homeless and runaways in Austin, Texas. Those years are filled with exciting stories about how the Lord touched peoples lives and how we have been able to serve hundreds of needy and desperate people.
We had the privilege of having Walter and Irene Heidenreich visit and stay with us. Walter is the founder and president of our organization and it was a real blessing to spend time with him and his wife.
While waiting on Guadalupe Street, Dan approached me...he knew me, called me by name, and embraced me.
We had come to know each other only two days before.
For three weeks in January we had a team of the
On Christmas Day 2006, we had our third annual Christmas party in the Renaissance
Market in Austin. Months in advance many homeless and runaways began asking us if we were having our "party" again this year. 



