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“You never retire from your Christian vocation. You can always be a force for good," Rev. Tom Lumpkin said after ministering to Detroit's homeless for the last forty years.

As many regions in the U.S. face dangerous, bitterly cold weather this weekend, numerous churches are assisting local homeless shelters by providing what is known as a "warming center."

Advocates for the residents of LA’s Skid Row neighborhood are organizing against a planned appearance by Christian recording artist Sean Feucht in the community, which has one of the highest rates of homelessness in the country.

What would it look like to minister to the homeless through small groups?

While communities across the U.S. go on lock down to slow the spread of sickness, the churches continue their work unabated. During this season, feeding people, checking on the homeless, and spreading good information is what it means to be the church.

A church in Sacramento hopes to help homeless youth by partnering with city leaders in order to meet Gov. Newsom's 100-day challenge.

Pastor Eric Johns and his sons, Alex and Nate, spent Monday through Saturday last week sleeping under an overpass and spending time with the homeless in Buffalo, New York. Their week living on the streets is just one effort in a 20+ year ministry to the needy in the area.

One of the ways Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Alexandria, Virginia, is tackling the problem of homelessness is by having its members experience it for themselves.