By Ruth Campbell
Reporter
Reporter
Midland Reporter-Telegram
MIDLAND, TEXAS - Gilbert Delgado founded Journey Home, a shelter for homeless people and those who want to rid themselves of substance abuse problems, four years ago as a spin-off of his ministry Fishers of Men.
"This is like a refuge where a person can come and surrender," said 59-year-old Delgado, who works for Midland Memorial Hospital's engineering department. "It's not a rehab program. This, hopefully, is where a person can feel at home. We try to make a person feel they can stay and open up their heart (to Jesus) -- the sooner the better."
MIDLAND, TEXAS - Gilbert Delgado founded Journey Home, a shelter for homeless people and those who want to rid themselves of substance abuse problems, four years ago as a spin-off of his ministry Fishers of Men.
"This is like a refuge where a person can come and surrender," said 59-year-old Delgado, who works for Midland Memorial Hospital's engineering department. "It's not a rehab program. This, hopefully, is where a person can feel at home. We try to make a person feel they can stay and open up their heart (to Jesus) -- the sooner the better."
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