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“As an outsider/stranger — however you want to look at it — this is the heart of Shepherdsville. That’s compassion, right there. That’s people that care about people,” said Warren Lawrence who has been homeless for eight years.”

Warren Lawrence

White Flag Shelter Guest

“We don’t have anywhere. We don’t have anybody. So this (ministry) is a blessing.”

Navy Veteran

White Flag Shelter Guest

“If it wasn’t for this program, I would be in prison, or worse. I am thankful for all that they have done for me”.

Charles

Pathway Home

“We get to spend time together (with the guests), get to know them, get to know their story and make them feel a part of our community. That is one of my favorite things about Mark 12…”

Laura Priest

Volunteer

Shepherdsville Chief Rick McCubbin said a lack of homeless resources in his community is a concern. He explained officers are often called into situations involving the homeless population over which they have little to no control. If they’re there for eight hours of sleep, what do they do for the other 16? And that’s where our problem is coming in,” he said. “Homeless is not something that we can enforce, because there’s nothing illegal about it. We try to get them to where they need to be, and we’d take them to a shelter, but we don’t have that ability here.”

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Rick McCubbin

Shepherdsville Chief

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