Mosaic Resource Center

Immigrant Connection Mosaic

We provide resources to our immigrant neighbors by providing, conversational english class, English (ESL) classes, citizenship classes and other resources. IC Mosaic is applying to become an Immigration Legal Service office recognized by the Department of Justice to offer affordable legal services to the refugees and immigrants in our community.

If you would like to learn more about the Legal Service center please contact us here.

What is Conversational English Class?

Conversational English classes provide an opportunity for individuals to practice their English communication skills in a safe and supportive environment. All levels of english fluency are welcome.

What is an ESL Class?

English classes teach adult refugees and immigrants at all levels of English from literacy to pre-college readiness. Students of all statuses are welcome.

What is a Citizenship Class?

Citizenship class is designed for those applying for naturalization and preparing for the Citizenship test. Learn about US History, Government, and practice the Citizenship interview. Good for all English levels.

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Love, safety and hospitality toward our neighbors

We provide a safe, hospitable place to stay for people who are living out of their vehicle. With numerous partnerships, we point people who are experiencing homelessness to resources that will meet immediate needs and also help provide some form of stability.

If you’re a person experiencing homelessness and you’re living in your vehicle, or if you’re a social service organization or governmental agency looking to refer an individual, please contact us here.

Safe Parking is provided on a first-come, first-served basis. More details can be explained during the interview and intake process.


Household Essentials

Household Items and baby supplies

Mosaic has a supply of Household Essentials available for anyone who has a need in the community. We want to help identify what the greatest needs are in the neighborhood and help neighbors resource neighbors. If you have a resource to share or if you or someone you know has a need to be met please complete this form and we will contact you soon. If we are unable to fill the need we will help connect you with the right organization.


Parish Nurse

Katy Holets RN, Certified Nurse Practitioner

The role of the Parish Nurse is to promote health for the whole person. Our parish nurse, Katy, acts as a health educator, personal health counselor, health advocate, referral agent, coordinator of health events, and integrator of faith and wellness. A parish nurse practices nursing on an independent level under the standards of faith community nursing and licensure outlined by the state in which they practice. Understanding that our health can significantly affect out spirit, mind and interpersonal relationships, a parish nurse seeks to encourage and support through integrating faith and healing.

Katy has been a Registered Nurse for over 30 years and recently became a Certified Nurse Practitioner. God made Katy a nurse through and through, and providing health care as her profession has always filled her with joy.  Katy wants to be a safe place for you to ask questions about physical and mental health, a resource in helping you to find what you need in your community.


Good Neighbor

Welcoming the Stranger

We believe it is the duty of the church to make a safe, hospitable place for refugees to live, sustain and grow. We work alongside two organizations in the Twin Cities, Arrive Ministries and Minnesota Council of Churches, to welcome refugees into St. Paul.

If you want to join us in serving our neighbors who are fleeing their homes for one reason or another, please let us know. If you’d like to support our refugee families financially or with food, contact us here.

Additionally, if you are a refugee and you need to get connected, we’d like to help you.

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Johnson High School Food Shelf

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Looking out for the next generation

We have high school students as neighbors who attend Johnson High School with very limited resources. We work with school staff to give qualifying students food so they can make it to their next meal or through the weekend.

Additionally, we come alongside families in their time of need, helping, as we’re able, with groceries, clothing and pointing them to long-term aid.

Please email us if you’re interested in financially supporting this ministry or would like to donate food. (Please note: We have certain guidelines on what kind of food we can accept.)


Mosaic Building Use

Reserve Space at Mosaic to Meet with others

Mosaic is available as to use as a Third Space for meetings, coffee dates, connecting with others and play dates for kids. Want to share a gift and teach others how to cook a healthy meal, tune up their bike or how to knit a scarf? There is space at Mosaic for you to do that!

There is an office/meeting room upstairs in the back of the sanctuary with tables and chairs that may be available.

The downstairs fellowship hall is available for kids playing or meetings.

If you are interested in using the building for weddings, parties, or other gatherings complete this form for the rental and policy information.


Internships

We offer a number of different internships for high school and college students throughout the year, especially during our busy summer season. Interns get real, hands-on experience in an urban ministry setting as a way to build their resume and further their call in worship, children’s, youth, preaching and other ministry areas.

SUMMER URBAN MINISTRY INTERNSHIP

If you’re a college student looking for an urban ministry internship, we have a great program for you.

The internship lasts 12 weeks, beginning in late May through August, includes housing and meals. This is a terrific opportunity to learn more about a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, widely diverse neighborhood and how to better understand Mosaic’s model of engaging strangers, inviting them to be guests and equipping them to be hosts.

You’ll work alongside staff, volunteers, mission teams — and make plenty of lifelong friends in the process.

Apply using this Google form.

Click here for job description