John 3:16 Mission
Kimberly Sullivan is an experienced professional currently serving as the Women’s Day Program Coordinator and Volunteer Liaison at John 3:16 Mission since January 2020. With a background in nonprofit management, Kimberly held the role of Executive Director and Consultant at Love INC Tinley Park from June 2012 to January 2019, directing daily operations and creating "Transformational Classes" to support community needs. As a freelance writer since January 2014, Kimberly contributed over 80 articles to Back to God Ministries International's website "Family Fire," focusing on various topics relevant to the Christian community.
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John 3:16 Mission
John 3:16 Mission is an interdenominational Christian ministry that exists to meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of Tulsa's hungry, homeless and at-risk. Located in downtown Tulsa, Okla., the Mission provides food, shelter, clothing and restorative programs to those in need. Since its founding in 1952, the Mission has served in excess of 4 million meals and provided over 1 million individual shelters to the homeless. Tulsa's Only Gospel Rescue Mission John 3:16 Mission is Tulsa's only Gospel Rescue Mission and is a member of the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions (AGRM). As such, it emphasizes the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to transform even the most broken lives for the better. To this end, the Mission strives through all its programs to emulate the compassion and love of Jesus so that the lives of homeless and at-risk people can be improved. The Mission's overnight shelter at 506 N. Cheyenne Ave. provides a safe refuge from the street each night for up to 110 men. We also serve, on average, more than 500 meals each day to Tulsa's homeless and at-risk. Additionally, the Mission operates a Family & Youth Center located in north Tulsa that is dedicated to family and community restoration. The FYC provides material, spiritual and educational support to at-risk, low-income families living in inner-city environments.