South Side Mission of Peoria

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Summary

Ministering to our community in Christ loving ways that provide an opportunity for positive change


Contact information

Mailing address:
South Side Mission of Peoria
1127 S Laramie St.
Peoria, IL 61605

Website: southsidemission.org

Phone: (309) 676-4604

Email: [email protected]


Organization details

EIN: 370663572

CEO/President: CRAIG WILLIAMS

Chairman: Sherry Cannon

Board size: 13

Founder: HELEN HAIEN

Ruling year: 1943

Tax deductible: Yes

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Member of ECFA: Yes

Member of ECFA since: 1989


Purpose

Minister to our community in Christ loving ways that provide an opportunity for positive change.


Mission statement

Our mission is to proclaim Jesus Christ, and in His name love our neighbors and provide hope to the community through life-transforming ministries.


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Sector: Community Development

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History

IN 1925, A WOMAN NAMED HELEN HAIEN HAD THE VISION TO REACH CHILDREN FROM LOWER-INCOME FAMILIES IN PEORIA WITH THE LOVE OF JESUS.

She would go out, pick up children, and bring them back to her house on Sanger Street for an all-day Sunday School. The inhabitants of the area were not only economically disadvantaged, but had little hope of moving beyond their present physical conditions. Over the years, her Sunday School grew so large that she had to move out of the house and into a larger building on Olive Street. South Side Mission changed locations several times before building on the present campus at 1127 South Laramie Street in 1970.

While the location has changed over the years, one thing has remained constant. The South Side Mission's aim is not only to alleviate the powerful physical poverty of those on the south end but a determination to offer life-transforming change through the spiritual hope of Jesus Christ.


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