A federal court in Tallahassee has ruled that City Walk Urban Mission can again operate in Wakulla County and can open up three other transition homes within the county.
Tuesday, the court approved a settlement between the organization and the county. The county agreed to settle the case for $160,000. In addition to the $160,000 Wakulla County agreed to pay to settle, the county also agreed to allow City Walk to establish up to three other transition homes in the county.
In May, City Walk sued Wakulla County to continue their ministry, which is open to registered sex offenders.
Wow you mean this time the county doesn’t have a “legitimate purpose in protecting children from child predators” so that it’s ok to deny people housing and force them into homelessness?
Well, well wonders never cease.
Amen
Renee, the article would not let me post comments, so let me say to you here: Thank you, God.
Thank you all for the prayers, support, and love for God and HIS People.
Congratulations Renee!!!
Thank you Miss Renee! Thank you for helping those who need it the most. My love and prayers to you all. You are a warrior worthy of The Kingdom. You are definitely of The Most High!
Love and Prayers!
P,S. Keeping you in prayer! Nam Myoho Renge Kyo (I am Buddhist)
Leslie Linka
Wakulla County
Let this case be a lesson to other counties and cities. Congratulations to the Mission.
That is awesome news for a change! Congratulations to City Walk for sticking to their guns!
Yes, indeed Bill congratulations to City Walk. It’s nice to hear some good news definitely for a change.