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In January dozens of tutoring volunteers gathered to learn two different languages – Somali and Pashto. [pullquote style=”left” quote=”light”]Learning a new language is humbling, but it is something that refugees

We are so excited to announce the grand opening of our new Arrive Ministries St. Cloud office site! This new site location is an answer to prayer for Samantha, Melissa,

When families are separated from each other, they have to decide whether they want a family member to visit them or permanently live with them in the United States. There

God’s heart has always been for the foreigners, the aliens and the immigrants, but our human tendency is usually to fear those who are different. Learning a little Greek can

Sam and Kirsten Tindall, along with their friends Avery and Betsy Platter, started volunteering as Good Neighbors in February 2021. The team was paired with the Shinwaris, an Afghan family

 Donation Room: BEFORE and AFTER         Just in the nick of time, Slumberland’s Homes for the Holidays bed donation event replenished Arrive Ministries’ dwindling stock of

Mother and Daughter Reunited For the First Time in 16 Years   Lar Paw came to America in 2005 as a 17-year old refugee from Burma by way of Thailand,

“I’ve been working with a client who is extremely talented and credentialed but is also extraordinarily humble. As we started looking for jobs, he expressed a desire to start at

Dave and Sandy had already spent eight years befriending the Somali community through our Somali Adult Literacy Training (SALT) program when the pandemic hit. They were always wondering what they

The word “parole” or “humanitarian parole” has been in the news a lot recently because of Afghanistan. But what is it and what does it mean? Here are a few