A Light for Her Path
World Homeless Day 2025
October 10, 2025 at the historic Francis Marion Hotel, a group of caring and concerned Charlestonians gathered to celebrate the work of Star Gospel Mission. Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Palmetto Automotive Group, the group of over 300 enjoyed delicious Lowcountry fare, live music, great friends and inspirational messages from so many!
We’re so grateful for Mr. John Nesco, who captured the evening through his beautiful photography.
If you missed this year's event, mark your calendar for next year on World Homeless Day, October,10th 2026.
Morning Light
Star Gospel Mission’s Morning Light Program is a Christ-centered initiative serving women and children experiencing homelessness with a holistic, trauma-informed approach. It provides safe housing, spiritual guidance, and practical tools for stability. With compassionate care that promotes healing, strengthens families, and restores dignity, participants gain life-skills, discipleship, and community support to move from crisis to confidence in Christ.
The Journey of a Guest at Star Gospel Mission
We Can Shine Brighter Together
Join the effort to help Charleston have the WORLD CLASS RESCUE MISSION it needs and deserves. Visit our campaign page to discover how Star Gospel Mission will expand to serve hundreds of those experiencing homelessness, addiction, and hardships.
Thank you from Reverend Dr. Marion Platt III, Executive Director
Friends,
I want to extend my deepest gratitude to all who joined us at our annual World Homeless Day event. We had an incredible time together as we lifted up Jesus and celebrated all the ministry that is taking place at Star Gospel Mission. I hope you left feeling inspired, informed and engaged to make a difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness, addiction, and hardships.
As I mentioned at the event, I’d love for you to attend an Open House to see our work up close and have time for questions and answers. Be assured that we can't do this work without you.
With great appreciation,
Rev. Dr. Marion Platt, III