Homelessness

Even in San Francisco, some change is possible: The Tenderloin neighborhood is improving.

Stewarding our neighborhoods is part of Christian hospitality.

A homeless shelter helps short- and long-term guests find housing and purpose.

After an attempt to decriminalize drugs made the addiction crisis in Oregon even worse, local Christians are pleading with the sick—and the state—to let them help.

Zoning regulations give congregations more leeway to provide permanent or temporary housing.

It’s not migrants. Christian shelters are seeing more single moms who can’t shoulder the cost of living.

Can Christians show the world better forms of community?

A different kind of “third place” ministry creates community and connections with washers and dryers.

The rotational model of church shelters was hit hard by COVID-19.

Where do we find it? And more importantly, are we really prepared for what we’ll find?