2025-2026 Mission Partners

July/Aug 2025: POBLO

POBLO Twin Cities is the Minneapolis/St. Paul chapter of POBLO International. POBLO (People of the Book) International is a Christian mission organization working to transform the way missions are approached in the United States. POBLO’s mission is to meet the physical, social, and spiritual needs of Muslims and other immigrants and refugees in the United States by sharing the Love of Jesus in practical and culturally relevant ways. Learn more at poblotwincities.org. 

Sept/Oct 2025: Healing Haiti

Healing Haiti exists to lead people into a life-changing relationship with Jesus and break the cycle of poverty one family at a time through the local church, education, job creation and medical care. Their vision: “We see a future Haiti transformed by the love of Jesus where families flourish.” St. Michael’s has been supporting Healing Haiti for many years and even occasionally has sent groups on short-term mission trips. Learn more at healinghaiti.org. 

Nov/Dec 2025: New Life Family Services

New Life Family Services provides life-affirming services through pregnancy support, licensed adoption services, and post-abortion recovery. NLFS operates five pregnancy center locations throughout the Twin Cities and Rochester. Each center provides free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, counseling, referrals, and a parenting support program. The Adoption program serves both birth parents and adoptive families, and the Conquerors program restores hope after abortion to both men and women through group sessions and mentoring. NLFS is one of the most comprehensive, faith-based non-profit organizations of its kind. Learn more at nlfs.org. 

Jan/Feb 2026: Mi CASA

Empowering Our Community: Mi CASA’s Mission
At Mi CASA, our mission is to serve the underserved by fostering leadership, inclusion, and racial equity. Founded by six dedicated Latina women, we strive to create a welcoming environment where everyone can thrive, regardless of their socio-economic, racial, or cultural background. Our commitment extends to promoting healthy lifestyles through raising awareness about mental health, encouraging healthy eating, and supporting an active lifestyle. We work tirelessly to cultivate a sense of belonging and empower our Latino community to reach their fullest potential. Together, we’re building a stronger, more inclusive community—one step at a time. Learn more at www.micasamn.org

Mar/Apr 2026: CarePortal

Through the CarePortal website, churches and community members partner to help children and families in practical ways throughout the Twin Cities. More than half of the requests entered into CarePortal receive a response in less than 48 hours! Once a church (or several) responds that they can meet a need, they then coordinate gathering what is needed to help the child and their family. Church response team members who have completed special training have the unique opportunity to assist the child-serving professional in physically delivering the items, unlocking a beautiful opportunity to interact with the people directly served and sparking a chance for vulnerable families to gain ongoing, meaningful connection with members of the local faith community. Learn more about Care Portal at www.careportal.org.

May/June 2026: Good in the ‘Hood

Good in the ‘Hood is dedicated to changing lives together with simple acts of kindness. Although their service opportunities are not solely limited to the urban community, they do have a purposeful inner city affinity and a commitment to serve those with the most need. Their desire is to inspire individuals, families, and entire neighborhoods to take responsibility and ownership for growth, improvement, and well-being of their personal lives and community. Through partnership and kindness-based initiatives they believe the physical, emotional, and spiritual climate of an entire community can be changed for good. With this in mind, they collaborate with a number of difference-making organizations.

Each month, with the help of dedicated partners, they provide groceries, meals, food for hungry college students, and practical resources for over 3000 individuals. In addition, they make available regular volunteer opportunities for a variety of large groups and more than 200 individuals. To learn more, visit www.goodinthehood.org