But a homeless man named Gary Wilson stepped in to help ... Waneva Morris, a worker at the truck stop, said Wilson looked liked Jesus. "He had the long hair, the long beard.

Tillis quipped: “Then I’m quitting.” “Jesus Saves” tells the story of a man who drove past a homeless man holding a sign that said, “Jesus Saves.” He pulled over and asked the man ...

maneuvers toward a homeless man sitting on a cardboard box with a sign that read, “Food?” He then hands a piece of bread to the man before he glides away. “Thank you, Jesus,” the homeless ...

“Jesus Saves”: the simple sign offers constant hope and a throwback look. It all began in 1955 with two Peoria women serving coffee and rolls to the hungry and homeless men in Peoria.