At Webber Street we work with guests to bring them to restoration
At Webber Street we work with guests to bring them to restoration
We’re here to share the love of Jesus with our guests through practical care and gospel outreach. And through that care, our good and merciful God is changing many people’s futures. Not only for eternity, but also in the here and now.
Every year we see hundreds of people walk into Webber Street day centre needing shelter and respite from sleeping rough on the streets. Our guests come from all walks of life, and from many different places. Their histories are just as diverse, but no less heartbreaking.
No matter how our guests came to walk through our doors here at Webber Street, no matter what state they’re in, we believe everyone is made in the image of God and are deeply valued by him.
Here they’ll not only find a warm meal, clean clothes, and a place to shelter for a while, but it’s also our prayer that they’ll come to know and understand just how much they’re loved by Jesus.
Before the renovations, every Thursday at 2 pm, a lawyer, employment worker, outreach worker, and Webber Street staff provided practical support to guests.
Even though Webber Street Centre is closed, we are still serving guests during the refurbishment through a takeaway breakfast service!
God took John on quite a journey before he started work at Webber Street as a Mission Associate. His experience in overcoming addiction and homelessness has helped us greatly in the work we do. And we thank God for his life.
God often moves in ordinary ways. There are no grand gestures or powerful events, but seemingly everyday occurrences can lead to an eternity-transforming miracle.
Being prepared to sit with people at their very lowest point enables them to begin to restore people to hope
Every morning before breakfast is served, guests are invited to hear a short talk based on the Bible – the foundation of our work
Rehabilitation and restoration is a life-long journey. Josef tells his story.
Support worker Derick Green, reflects on how God is at work in Webber Street
Celebrating 60 years of offering God’s love to people who are homeless