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nick colletti is proud of the work done here.paradox each of the past two years, in a city with a booming economy. >> we have a shortage ofab affo housing solutions. we all understand when it comes to homelessness, every one of us is one catastrophic moment away from being homeless, whether it a medical catastrophe, whether you lose your job, whatever could happen. jeffrey: two choir members we met experienced that kind of shift. bjorn herrmann grew up in sweden and told us he had a restaurant equipment business here before losing it and eventuallal his home sevears ago. his friend, jesse seay, grew up in dallas and se d hce made a good living and had a three-bedroom houseefe dui violations and three years in prison lead to where he is today ind life filled with a new of stres >> having to think about where i would rather be as opposed to where i am. it can get really stssful. it is sometimes danger >> the choir has been a big thing for all of us. it gives me spiritual peace. jeffrey: on this day, jesse sy told the group he just

chief development officer nick colletti is proud of the work done here-- it's received national attention.ting homelessness-- 9% jumpse each of st two years-- in a city with a booming economy. >> we do have a shortage of affordable housing sutions for folks here in dallas. we all understand that when it e mes to homelesess, every one of us is one sintastrophic moment away from being homeless. whether it's a medical catastrophe, whether you losere your job, yovicted. whatever could happen, right? s >> brown: two choir memb met experienced that kind of sudden shift. 64-yr-old bjorn herrmann grew up in sweden and told us he'd had a restaurant equipment business here before losing it, and eventually his homeral years ago. his friend, 54-year-old jesse seay grew up in dallas, and says he once made a good living and had a three-beoom house before d.u.i. violations and three years in prison d where he is today, a life filledith a new kind of stress. >> of having to think about where i'd rather be, opposed to where i am. it can get really stressful out here, and it's sometimes dangerous. i think th