Partnerships

Partnerships that uplift neighbors and nurture belonging.

Our ministry thrives because we collaborate with organizations that share our vision for a vibrant, healthy Phillips community. Partners include:

  • Logo of the Club Anochiapan Unidos Corazón, featuring a grey map outline of the state of Guerrero, Mexico, with a red heart and arrow forming a larger heart over it. The text surrounds the scene, with the words "Club Anochiapan Unidos Corazón" at the top and "Programa Corazón de Pleta" at the bottom.

    Corazon de Plata

    Offers assistance with tourist visas to allow parents and family members to visit.

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  • Logo for Phillips Neighborhood Clinic with green and gray text and a stethoscope design.

    Philips Neighborhood Clinic

    The Phillips Neighborhood Clinic (PNC) is a free clinic operated by University of Minnesota health professional students. All students are supervised by licensed clinicians.

    Open Mondays and Thursdays: 6PM-9PM

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  • Logo of Centro Semilla with a hummingbird holding a paintbrush

    Semilla Center for Arts and Healing

    The Semilla Center for Healing and the Arts has a commitment to training both individual artists and groups that want to develop art programming in their communities.

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  • People gathered in a room decorated with a small Christmas tree, with some standing and others seated, engaging in a holiday activity or celebration.

    St. Paul's Home Apartments

    St. Paul’s Home Apartments, founded in 1974 by St. Paul’s Lutheran Church as a residence for low-income seniors. While now an independent 501c3 the board of St. Paul’s Home is led by members of San Pablo - St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.

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  • Three people smiling behind a wooden sign featuring a black illustration of a cupcake with a hand holding a wrench on the top.

    Tamales y Bicicletas

    Tamales y Bicicletas is dedicated to strengthening our Latino and immigrant communities through bike projects, green farming, cultural empowerment, and environmental justice.

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  • Alcoholics Anonymous logo with blue text on a white background.

    Vida y Esperanza AA

    A Spanish language AA group that meets Mondays through Sundays at 7:30 PM.

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People celebrating on a decorated outdoor staircase with colorful spray paint designs, some dancing and others watching, surrounded by confetti and a festive atmosphere.

Nosotras somos mejores juntas.

We are better together.