Faith becomes visible in the care we take with people, places, and the resources entrusted to us.
Immanuel partnered with MidPen Housing and community partners to help create supportive housing on church land. Groundbreaking took place in September 2021.
The neighboring residence at 670 Leigh Avenue provides 106 studio apartments, plus two manager units, with supportive services for people who have experienced chronic homelessness.
The partnership’s beginningsHousing referrals are managed through Santa Clara County’s Coordinated Entry System. The church does not accept housing applications through this website.
MidPen property informationListening. Learning. Making music.
Passing on what we have received.
A congregation is sustained by many gifts: a practiced skill, an hour of time, a patient conversation, a song, a meal, or care for a shared space.
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