Indigenous Protector Movement to become new owners and stewards of campus building Exciting changes are ahead for the future of our block. Later this year, the St. Stephen’s Residence – currently owned by Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church (OSLC) and operated by Our Saviour’s Community Services (OSCS) – will legally change ownership and a new organization
“The question is,” said the teacher, a volunteer from the University of Minnesota, “how old do you have to be to be President?” English Learning Center students discussed, smiling and talking quietly in groups. The game board showed a tight score between four teams. They were engaged in this competition, while also learning about the
A consistent, but often less visible, program of Our Saviour’s Community Services, permanent supportive housing (PSH), provides access to housing and case management services to over 100 residents who have experienced long-term homelessness. Participants live across Hennepin County or in on-site properties managed directly by OSCS. Residents work towards goals to help sustain their housing, such as
Join us for an evening of friendly competition in support of Our Saviour’s Community Services! Trivia Mafia will be onsite to lead six engaging rounds of trivia questions that will test your knowledge and let you show off all the random facts you’ve stored up for just this moment! Gather a team of your smartest
In late 2023, Our Saviour’s Community Services was awarded a capital grant from the Minnesota Department of Human Services to renovate and expand our emergency shelter facility. With these funds, we have created safer, more accessible spaces in our emergency shelter facility, and added a second story to the building so that we will have
Coming Soon: Our Renovated Shelter Renovations are well underway at our Emergency Shelter at 2219 Chicago Avenue. In December, our shelter moved to a temporary site at 2545 Portland Avenue, and construction at our shelter began in early January. The renovation and construction of the emergency shelter is funded by a one-time capital grant from the Minnesota