The Gospel Mission has been serving the less fortunate in Dayton since 1912. They conduct daily evangelical chapel services, followed by a nutritious meal in our on-site King's Table Restaurant (a commercially licensed kitchen). Currently, they are serving 70-110 people daily. All of the guests have limited, if any, financial resources and are reliant on government benefit programs. Many guests are homeless. Nearly all of the female guests live in the Gateway women's shelter.  A significant number of older guests live in senior (subsidized) housing.
Except for the head chef (who receives housing and a modest living allowance), each meal is prepared and served entirely by volunteers. During the course of a calendar year, they will work with nearly 200 volunteers, serving either individually or as part of a larger group.

Currently SouthBrook has one team that serves the third Thursday of each month but Gospel Mission but Gospel Mission is seeking more groups and has asked if another group (4-8 volunteers) could commit to a different evening once a month.

If interested or if you have further questions you can reach out to Rich Anglin: dirmindev@gmission.org or Kurt Kleiner: kurt.kleiner@southbrook.org