St. Andrew's underused parking lot now hosts ten tiny houses, a project that addresses the city's worst humanitarian crisis and is bringing renewal to a church on the verge of closing.
Grants and loans speak to the parish’s long-term strategic initiatives for addressing homelessness and the problems of the criminal justice system, with a focus on racial disparity.
The Arts and Acceptance project at St. Luke's-in-the-Fields in New York, which provides a space space and resources for LGBT homeless teens, is adapting its activities to support a population deeply threatened during the current crisis.
To be homeless is not simply to be without shelter, but to be deprived of the stable foundation and dignity which is basic for living life in all its fullness.
For 21 years, this weekly ritual of faith, food, fellowship, and creativity has attracted homeless and housed artists of varying skill levels, as well as volunteers who help everything go smoothly.
The Rev. Dave Mowers, rector of Trinity Church, Baraboo, was honored by Wisconsin governor Tony Evers for working through local controversy to establish a shelter for homeless residents of his small town.
