Pastor 7
Pastor 7 is the founder and director of 7 Bridges to Recovery. 7 Bridges to Recovery is an Atlanta-based non-profit organization. Through his Organization, 7 Bridges to Recovery, he assists the homeless by providing food and shelter. Because of the influence of his ministry on people all over the world, 10,000 to 15,000 youngsters attend summer camps in Atlanta.
Pastor 7 shelters, feeds, and supports women, children, men, and veterans in rebuilding their lives with Jesus. He has a house for 105 women and children and a program for 25 men saved from the streets. These men and women continue to walk out into the streets frequently every week to reach out to the lost.
There are over 21,000 homeless people in Atlanta alone, with only 3000 beds available, and shelters are going down regularly owing to a lack of money. The need is immense, and its pastor 7 is responsible as the Church, not the government, to care for the poor.
Every day of the week, Pastor 7 serves three meals to 125 people. He has no budget, no fixed menu, and no idea where his food will come from, so he relies on God to supply every day. Every Friday at 7 p.m., he prepares 600 meals for Saturday’s street ministry and invites small groups, families, and individuals to join! This service opportunity does not need an RSVP.
Support us with our Mission:
You can help 7 Bridges of recovery by choosing us to do one of the following services.
- Hauling
- House Cleaning
- Storage Unit Cleaning
- Unwanted vehicles have been removed.
- Almost Any Removal Service
We are not a seven-step process. Those who want to recover must be willing to submit to God’s authority. We are not a shelter but rather a ministry.
Men must agree to participate in a discipleship program for one year. During that period, men are not permitted to work.
Women must commit to staying on the property for the first 90 days and will not be permitted to leave for any reason. Women are supposed to attend bible study three times a day, with no exceptions. The men’s and women’s programs are both FREE. There is no fee, only a commitment to the program.
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