They claim to be a "Christian" mission but in reality I'm not sure the staff at this place even know what the word Christian means. They put on a show for the public who are willing to fork over the cash. This place is staffed by men who can't find employment elsewhere. They aren't certified they aren't trained but they are vindictive to their clients. I should say their slave labor that they force these men into otherwise you got to go. Their number one priority other than fleecing their donors is to claim to be healers of addiction. They have no classes on addiction they have no meetings they have no medical staff and only one man who came from Jimmie Hale mission to BBM because he wasn't suitable. At BBM you recite a prayer and boom you are saved. You are born again but this time with no addiction. If it were that easy. They promise these poor men a home for the next 2 years after they graduate the 9 month program. During the next two years they promise them that they will leave their with thousands in the bank, a car and a key to an apartment or house. The reality they may have 1% that actually make it. Why? Because they expect you to be like Christ. Perfect. But one dirty urine test whether it's a false positive or not and they will throw them out on the street where they will lose their job and live in their car or worse and destroy the poor man's confidence. Christians don't do that. They are not the type program this city needs. We need programs that educate men about addiction and teach them ways to cope. If they have a dirty urine first make sure it's not false positive. They buy the cheap tests you see at the Dollar Tree for $1. If it is dirty find out why the relapse and work on that. No they throw them in the street and don't even wish them well or offer a ride. They don't have time to waste on them because they are broken. Yes and Brother Bryan just pushed them over the edge. read more