| Vision
Empowering single, pregnant women with hope and help so that no woman will feel compelled to have an abortion due to lack of support. Mission Statement To provide single, pregnant women with a safe nurturing home, pregnancy care, life skills training and Christian discipleship; in order to establish solid foundations for two lives. Purpose Mercy House Ministries is an interdenominational ministry founded for the purpose of aiding single pregnant women who need support. Our home is a refuge; one that is dedicated to the emotional and spiritual support of the family. Our goal is to help each woman develop a godly lifestyle as well as maintain a healthy environment for her child. This includes becoming a part of a local church, spiritual discipleship and training in life skills necessary for a self-supporting family. God is merciful and He cares deeply for the abandoned and neglected. Our Lord Jesus said that when we have ministered tot the least of these, we have ministered to Him. With God's abundant grace we are influencing the lives of pregnant women, one by one, breaking the cycle of loss and forever changing the future of two lives. --------------------------- About Us Susan Hulet, Founder, Director Susan Hulet is a licensed minister with the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel. She and her husband Eric have pastored their congregation, Grace Community Church, for 24 years. Susan is also a Certified Professional Midwife serving the Dallas/Fort Worth area for over 16 years. She has worked with hundreds of families and single women assisting them with the births of their babies. Susan’s work with families for 25 years including childbirth, counseling, parenting instruction, and pastoral care has uniquely qualified her as Executive Director of Mercy House. Jennifer Brown, Family Worker Jennifer and her husband Matthew have been married four years and have one son, Corbin. She received her Bachelors Degree in Social Work from The University of Texas in Arlington. Jennifer has experience in working with single pregnant mothers for five years and volunteered as the assistant house parent for Mercy House during 2001 as well as Mercy House mentor for three years. Jennifer’s professional career also includes Research Coordinator for the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center and The Dallas County Infant Mortality and Child Death Review Team. She has volunteered and interned with agencies including Catholic Charities C.A.R.E. program, Dallas SAFE Kids, The Arlington Night Shelter and Tarrant County Schools |
