In the parable of the GOOD SAMARITAN,
​I imagine that the first question the priest and Levite asked was 
"IF I STOP TO HEAL THIS MAN, WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO ME?"
By the very nature of his concern, the GOOD SAMARITAN reversed the question:
​"IF I DO NOT STOP TO HELP THIS MAN, WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO HIM?" 
​                                                               ― Martin Luther King Jr.  (Strength to Love)

“Not everyone is your brother or sister in faith, but everyone is your neighbor, and you must love your neighbor.”

― Timothy Keller, Generous Justice: How God's Grace Makes Us Just

One of the purest forms of love and compassion shown in the Gospel is the story of the Good Samaritan. The job of the Samaritan and also the Inn Keeper provided the life-altering solution the traveler needed. ​

  This story shows that there needs to be an action taken and a caregiver to get someone back on their feet. We recognize that each person's story and journey in Christ is different, and try to help despite other circumstances and challenges. We represent the Inn Keeper to the women we take in.  We give them a place to rest, recuperate, and get back on their feet. In doing so, they are able to reconnect with God and take control of their own stories, becoming the women God meant them to be. 

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When a House Guest comes to stay, they are entrusted with their recovery, and are
​paired with a mentor to help them bring their vision of a happy life into being.