Ordinary spaces, extraordinary purpose—Sacred Settlement Open Door turns church land into a sanctuary of dignity, belonging, and home.
Our next Sacred Settlement of courage and care is coming soon!
The call to love boldly is happening. Sacred Settlements are proof that faith can transform lives and neighborhoods.
When churches join hearts and hands, hope takes root.
"Who is my neighbor?" At Settled, the answer is simple: anyone in need of home, family, and belonging.
Every interaction matters. Reach out. Connect. Make someone feel seen.
Summer fun met Kingdom purpose at Fair Haven! Music, games, and auctions brought community together to support neighbors experiencing homelessness.
After years on the streets, she found a family.
When neighbors show up—through skill, friendship, or just being present—the whole community thrives.
From tent life to tiny home life, Jr found more than shelter—he found community, purpose, and a place to thrive.
Shelter alone isn’t enough. Sacred Settlement Mosaic restores dignity, purpose, and hope—one tiny home and one neighbor at a time.
Intentional Neighbors like James, Mischa, and Avia make Sacred Settlements places where people can thrive, not just survive.
From a bus in a parking lot to a tiny home in a caring community—Valerie finally has a place to call home.
We've all been at that stoplight, our heart goes out to the person, but we aren't sure how to act on it. Having a plan can help.
Step into the joy of Sacred Settlement Mosaic’s grand opening—where play, music, and community abounded.
A house has walls and a roof—but a home is built by the hands and hearts of a caring community. THANK YOU to all our hard-working volunteers!!
Each tiny home may be small, but it carries a big promise: a safe place to belong, to heal, and to build a life surrounded by community.
In 2022, the city of St. Paul, Minnesota, made history by approving the nation’s first Sacred Settlement—a new model of housing where community and belonging matter just as much as a roof overhead.
Homelessness isn’t just about a lack of shelter—it’s about a lack of community. Todd Feske shows how Sacred Settlements give people a place to be seen, valued, and belong.
Years of research, personal experience, and even an eight-year-old’s advocacy came together to shape a groundbreaking housing model - Sacred Settlements
Discover the beauty hidden in the ordinary—watch as Allen turns found objects into instruments and fills the Sacred Settlement with music.
