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The Sharpe's

ABOUT TRAVIS SHARPE

A LITTLE BACKGROUND 

The first time I ever met a homeless person I was scared to death! I was a young Bible College student and I thought that it was a complete accident, meeting someone that was homeless. But I couldn’t have been more wrong!

 

That first meeting, in 1996, actually changed the course of my entire life.

I began to minister to the homeless after that first meeting and I have never looked back. I absolutely love the calling that God has placed on my life.

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SOME OF MY EXPERIENCES

Forming and leading the City Bus Route at Victory Baptist Church in North Augusta, SC from 1997-2001.

 

Starting the Garden City Rescue Mission in Augusta, GA and continuing as the Director from 2001-2009.

 

Started Unsheltered International in 2011.

 

Started Unsheltered International, Philippines in 2015

 

Ministering to street children, squatters, homeless adults in developing nations (Philippines, Costa Rica, Honduras)

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Partnering with foreign nationals in various ministry venues

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Preaching revivals and missions conferences across the United States

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Working in homeless camps and on the streets in over 25 U.S. cities

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Leading disaster relief efforts in 5 states

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Prison and jail ministry

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My testimony was featured on the radio program UNSHACKLED! 

Produced by Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago, IL.

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WHAT AM I PASSIONATE ABOUT?

I am passionate about ministering to the homeless and telling them about my Savior, Jesus Christ.

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I am also passionate about helping other men and women who have a desire to minister to the homeless.

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When I first began in this type of ministry, I had tons of questions but no one to look up to. Everything I have learned about ministering to the homeless has been by trial and error (sometimes more error!).

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Now, with 18 years of real life experience, I love to share the things I have learned.

Through my blog, I help other people who minister to the homeless.

Here are some recent posts:

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