In 1977, God put a vision into the heart of Mother Eunice Justice to shelter, minister to and help homeless women and mothers in Tampa, Florida. It began as one woman’s effort to please God by obeying what Titus 2:3-8 teaches the older woman to do: teach what is good, train young women, urge young men to be self controlled, set an example with the life she lives, be sincere and be sober minded. Du
ring the next 25 years Mother Justice and other born again believers prayed as they secured, furnished and maintained a home in midtown Tampa which became the Dorcas House. They were later led of God to branch out to include men and shortly thereafter, the whole community. Thousands were sheltered, fed, clothed, and taught to pray and read God’s Word for their own answers to life’s problems. Many ministries were birthed during prayer in the front room of Dorcas House. Mother Justice was also used of God to carry the message of Dorcas House to England and East African Republic of Kenya. She also shared with ministries in India. Following 25 years of ministering in Tampa, this ministry was relocated to Warner Robins, Georgia, where we will are sharing clothes, non-perishable food items and household helps with those who have need, as well as hosting community classes and Bible studies. “Our purpose is to join in with others who are lending a helping hand in our community as we walk out Matthew 25:35-46.”
