Beacon Interfaith

We believe in home.

Attend the Congregation Forum on Supportive Housing to learn how to make a difference for Scott County families.
Our Mission: As a collaborative of congregations united in action we create homes and advance equitable housing.

What We Do »
Together, we create homes, shelter families, and impact policy.
Our focus is on those who are experiencing homelessness, and those who earn less than $25,000.
Far too many people in the Twin Cities metro area are homeless or paying more than they can afford toward their home.
Beacon congregations put their faith in action through service and by working for justice. They shelter families without a home, while creating new homes and changing policies to make our community more just.

Families Moving Forward: Ending homelessness one family at a time

Offering stable housing and a second chance

Building our collective power so all people have a home.

Cranberry Ridge Moves Forward

Beacon Congregation Convening: celebrate, inspire, act

Thank you, Angel Donors

Beacon Stories

Healing and Home

“That first time I held my son, a hole in my heart was filled. I felt like I had family back.” Devon lost his family to gun violence when he was a teenager. The trauma and depression is what led him into homelessness. But 15 months ago when Devon Jr. was born, he found his motivation...

Working for the Common Good

The members of Olivet Congregational United Church of Christ in St. Paul used to believe housing issues were easy to fix. “At the beginning of our involvement with Project Home and Interfaith Builders (Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity), we assumed that homelessness was a temporary issue...

Attend the Congregation Forum on Supportive Housing to learn how to make a difference for Scott County families.

Our Mission: As a collaborative of congregations united in action we create homes and advance equitable housing.

Together, we create homes, shelter families, and impact policy.
Our focus is on those who are experiencing homelessness, and those who earn less than $25,000.

Far too many people in the Twin Cities metro area are homeless or paying more than they can afford toward their home.

Beacon congregations put their faith in action through service and by working for justice. They shelter families without a home, while creating new homes and changing policies to make our community more just.

Beacon Stories

Attend the Congregation Forum on Supportive Housing to learn how to make a difference for Scott County families.

Our Mission: As a collaborative of congregations united in action we create homes and advance equitable housing.

Together, we create homes, shelter families, and impact policy. Our focus is on those who are experiencing homelessness, and those who earn less than $25,000.

Far too many people in the Twin Cities metro area are homeless or paying more than they can afford toward their home.

Beacon congregations put their faith in action through service and by working for justice. They shelter families without a home, while creating new homes and changing policies to make our community more just.

Beacon Stories

Together, we create homes, shelter families, and impact policy.
Our focus is on those who are experiencing homelessness, and those who earn less than $25,000.