God routinely brings people out of the house of slavery and into his family. As his sons and daughters, we step into the family business and carry on in his work. It's out of this desire to restore hearts to God that we gladly partner with the following ministries of love, grace, and hope.
Restoration supports a handful of other missionaries who are not listed here. If you would like to learn more, please reach out to Molly Stawarz, our Pastor of Mission.
Mission Partners
Anglican relief & Development Fund (ARDF)
Part of ARDF, Restoration supports the Joseph Fund for Disaster Relief, a proactive resource available for communities experiencing crisis, whether war, disease, or environmental catastrophe. Believing that the local church is often in the best position to respond, this fund empowers people on the ground to bring food, volunteer labor, and rebuilding supplies to communities in need.
Anselm House
The mission of Anselm House is to help University of Minnesota students and faculty —and the wider Twin Cities community—connect the dots of study, faith, work, and relationships to each other. Anselm House wants to see the world and approach our lives as God created them to be: whole.
Arrive Ministries
Arrive Ministries is an affiliate office of World Relief, partnering with their worldwide community development efforts to provide top-notch resettlement services and compassionate care for displaced persons seeking asylum here in Minnesota.
InnerChange
As a Christian order among the poor, InnerCHANGE serves those who, for various reasons, find themselves marginalized and disempowered in South Minneapolis. They endeavor to extend the blessing of Jesus and his kingdom through demonstrations of love and through the invitation to follow Jesus as Lord in the community of his people, the church.
SAMS Missionary Care Fund
Restoration supports the Missionary Care Fund of SAMS, an Anglican missionary society. This fund serves global missionary families by providing for urgent needs such as counseling, restorative care residential programs, critical incident stress debriefing teams, and family emergencies.
Together for Good
Together For Good is a volunteer movement that connects the children of parents in distress with host families who have been called to open their hearts, their arms and their homes to serve those in need. The TFG experience starts at church, where families are invited to not only change the lives of a fellow family for better, but to enrich their own with untold blessings by living out the gospel.
