Addiction, Mental Illness, and Homelessness: What's Really Happening in Portland?
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Portland's homelessness and addiction crisis has captured national attention, but what's really driving the problem — and can faith help provide a solution? Erin Holcomb of Portland Rescue Mission joins Billy Hallowell to reveal what she's witnessed after 20 years serving people experiencing homelessness. From addiction and mental health struggles to trauma and poverty, Holcomb explains the heartbreaking realities many Americans never see. She also discusses "Conversations on a Bench," a nationwide initiative bringing rescue mission leaders together for 24 hours of conversations about homelessness, addiction, faith, and lasting solutions. Become a partner with CBN: https://go.cbn.com/utdxP Want more news from a Christian Perspective? Choose to support CBN: https://go.cbn.com/ugWBn CBN News. Because Truth Matters™ Download the free CBN News App: http://cbnnews.com/app SUBSCRIBE to the CBN News Channel for more: http://youtube.com/c/CBNnewsonline/?sub_confirmation=1 SUBSCRIBE to
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