1. ENGAGE MISSION EXPERIENCE INFORMATIONAL MEETING

2. Serving the poor, the homeless, and the lost in local communities in the United States and around the world.

3. MATTHEW 25:34-40 Then the King will say to those on His right hand, ‘Come, you blessed of My Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world: for I was hungry and you gave Me food; I was thirsty and you gave Me drink; I was a stranger and you took Me in; I was naked and you clothed Me; I was sick and you visited Me; I was in prison and you came to Me.’ “Then the righteous will answer Him, saying, ‘Lord, when did we see You hungry and feed You, or thirsty and give You drink? When did we see You a stranger and take You in, or naked and clothe You? Or when did we see You sick, or in prison, and come to You?’ And the King will answer and say to them, ‘Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these My brethren, you did it to Me.’ (NKJV)

4. To EDUCATE, INSPIRE, EQUIP, and CATALYZE TRANSFORMATION

5. WE WILL… Hear stories of transformation Discover God’s heart See God’s power at work Build Relationships Learn practical and transformative tools Serve wholeheartedly Understand the Issues

6. LOGISTICAL DETAILS… Cityteam San Jose Men’s Recovery Facility – Engage Dorm Rooms Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Friday and Saturday. Breakfast on Sunday. Men 14 years and older (minors must be accompanied by father/guardian) Groups up to 18 people

7. ACTIVITIES… Welcome, Tour, & Orientation on working with disadvantaged populations Team Building Discussions, Brainstorming, Games Discovery Bible Studies with men in recovery and homeless shelter Walk-thru the homeless experience Family movie night with men’s families in recovery and homeless guests Prayer walks and food box distribution to families and in neighborhoods in need Quality time with men in the recovery program – social activities, sports, work chores, ministry times, etc. Serve homeless guests Worship gathering with men in the recovery program Collaborate on Next Steps in response to God’s calling on your life

8. Thursday 7:00pmArrive/Check-In 7:30pmWelcome/Tour/Orientation 8:30pmTeam Activity 9:30pmLights Out ROUGH ITINERARY Friday 6:15amBreakfast 6:30amServe Homeless Guests Breakfast 7:00amBreakfast Clean-up 8:00amDiscovery Bible Study 9:00amWork Project 11:00amReflection Time 1:00pmLunch 1:30pmRecreation Time with Recovery Guys 3:00pmTestimonies 4:30pmWalk-thru Homeless Experience 5:00pmEat Dinner with Homeless Guests 6:00pmFamily Movie Night with Homeless and Recovery Clients 8:00pmTeam Reflection 9:00pmSocial Time with Recovery Guys

9. Saturday 8:00amBreakfast 9:00amDiscovery Bible Study 10:00amFamily Services 11:00amPrayer Walk 12:00pmLunch with Community Leader 1:00pmReflections 2:00pmCommunity Transformation Think Tank 4:30pmDinner with Recovery Guys 5:00pmServe Homeless Guests Dinner 6:00pmTeam Activity 7:30pmMinistry Time with Recovery Guys ROUGH ITINERARY Sunday 8:00amBreakfast 9:00amWorship Gathering 10:30amNext Steps 11:30amDepart

10. HOW MUCH? $500 per participant  Program Costs= $300  Fundraise = $200  Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Tool

11. COST OF TRANSFORMATION $200 = 106 meals in our feeding program $200 = 13 nights of shelter (3 meals, bed, clothing, shower, case management) $200 = 6 Food Boxes (3 meals for 4 people = 12 meals) $200 = 5 days in Cityteam’s recovery program (3 meals, bed, clothing, shower, laundry, case management, individual & group counseling, recovery classes, learning and career center) $200 = 5 backpacks with school supplies $200 = 5 backpacks full of food for children/teenagers $200 = 13 Bags of Love (socks, hygiene products, meal)

12. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Check out the Engage Website: http://engagecityteam.wordpress.com Email: engage@cityteam.org Phone: (408) 232-5620 https://www.facebook.com/EngageSJ https://twitter.com/EngageSJ

14. FACTS & STATISTICS

15. HOMELESSNESS IN SAN JOSE 5 th highest homeless population in the nation Population of 4,770 homeless Where they are staying:

16. ADDICTION & DRUG USE IN SAN JOSE  44,876 marijuana users  19,652 people abusing prescription drugs  7,353 cocaine addicts  3,337 people using hallucinogens  1,874 people that use inhalants  416 heroin addicts  77,508 Total

17. POVERTY IN SAN JOSE Food vs. Rent 17,000 households rely on rental housing assistance Average annual income is about $16,000 90,000 people in Santa Clara County rely on food stamps – almost 50% are children

18. CITYTEAM PROGRAMS – SAN JOSE Men’s Recovery Men’s Homeless Shelter/Rescue Mission Family Services Women’s Pregnancy Home Women’s Recovery Learning & Career Center

19. CITYTEAM HOMELESS SHELTER Restores hope, faith and dignity to the homeless who are easily overlooked in our community.

20. CITYTEAM MEN’S RECOVERY A long-term live-in recovery program for those who are seeking to be set free from their addictions.

21. CITYTEAM FAMILY SERVICES Provides the resources people need to overcome the hardships they are facing and to break out of the cycle of poverty.

22. CITYTEAM LEARNING & CAREER CENTER Provide tools to fill the educational gaps that so many of our clients have. Each person receives diagnostic testing and is placed in the program based on their needs. Men and women can work towards receiving their GED, learn to read or sharpen their basic skills.

23. CITYTEAM WOMEN’S RECOVERY Cityteam House of Grace is a unique program where addicted, abused or homeless women can rebuild their lives, without being separated from their young children.

24. CITYEAM WOMEN’S PREGNANCY HOME Heritage Home provides long-term compassionate ministry to homeless, poor and abandoned women who are pregnant and have no where else to turn but the streets.