Members of First Lutheran Church of Montclair gathered for the congregation’s final worship service in Augus
At the Apostles’ House, providing safe shelter is only the beginning. For women and families experiencing homelessness, the journey toward stability often involves navigating challenges that extend far beyond housing, including emotional trauma, financial insecurity, employment barriers, and limited access to essential resources. Recognizing the
Each year the Apostles’ House selects a theme that reflects both our mission and the moment. Last year, we celebrated Our Voice—recognizing the power of advocacy, partnership, and speaking up for those experiencing homelessness and housing instability. This year, we’re asking something different. We’re asking our community to Be
Bright Horizons Foundation refreshes children’s space at The Apostles’ House This spring, the Apostles’
Twelve years ago, Aliyah Williams arrived at the Apostles’ House as a teen mother facing housing instability
At The Apostles’ House, nearly two-thirds of the individuals we serve are children under the age of 18. Whil
At the Apostles’ House, the heart of our work is reflected in the people who serve our community every day.
