Doing Justice, Loving Kindness, Walking Humbly with God
Caring for unhoused neighbors since 2005
Upcoming Events
5th Annual Golf Tournament
Monday, Sept. 14. Registrations due August 30.
Click here for details.
“Come & See” bus tour
Join us to learn about how Micah is working with our neighbors, and how we’re moving towards Jeremiah Community. Schedule now!
Latest News
-
Berclair Is Proof: Simple Housing Can Be a Springboard to Flourishing
“Is this a joke? I get to live here?” These were the words of disbelief that Tony expressed the first time he saw the historic home at Berclair Plantation. After… MORE
-
HealthBridge: Removing Barriers to Life-Changing Healthcare
Navigating the ins and outs of healthcare can feel like a chore. From waiting on hold to make appointments to keeping track of screening timelines to filling out the ream… MORE
-
Will You ‘Come and See’ What Micah is Doing?
Some things are too complex to explain in words. When I can’t get my point across in words, I draw pictures. When the pictures don’t convey, I do whatever I… MORE
Our Mission
Micah Ecumenical Ministries is cultivating a continuum of compassion with unhoused neighbors.
Our Vision
Living as a community where all neighbors have a home.
56%
Decrease in chronic homelessness since 2010
828
Lives impacted last year
190
Supported in housing (2025)
Word on the Street
Micah 6:8 gives us a message of humility and compassion. Within this blog, we hope you will hear that “word on the street” and be called to your own acts of kindness.
Stay connected
Sign up for our email newsletter to stay up do date with Micah happenings!
The Jeremiah Community
What began as an effort by downtown churches to help people survive on the street has grown into a wholistic ministry supporting many aspects of people’s lives. Over time, Micah has learned that homelessness is less about lacking money and more about lacking relationships, leading to the vision for Jeremiah Community. This community will offer stable, relationship-rooted support shaped by the unique experiences of our chronically homeless neighbors, and we invite you to explore and join this movement.