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Envision Twin Cities is a nonprofit organization that seeks to create environments and partnerships that empower and transform refugees and other immigrants.

02/18/2026

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01/24/2025

01/23/2025

As you may know, we’ve paused our site activities for the majority of the last year. We are excited to share that we’re entering a new season as Rob Bergfalk has been appointed as the new Site Coordinator!

Rob and his wife Kelsey grew up in the Twin Cities and currently live in Champlin. They have been married for 17 years and have two kids: Ronan (9) and Addie (6). Rob joined the district family in 2016 as a youth director at Nowthen Alliance Church. He currently serves as the lead pastor of and both Rob and Kelsey serve as Executive Directors of (ministry of Compassion Church). They’ve witnessed God’s love and faithfulness as they care for people experiencing homelessness in the Anoka area and are excited about continuing to care for people in vulnerable situations through Envision Twin Cities.

We look forward to providing updates as we move into this season of restructuring. The best way to stay updated is by signing up for the newsletter on our website. We want to thank Rick and Kirsten for their leadership; we’re so grateful for all the good things God has done through them and pray He receives all the glory!

11/08/2023

What a great weekend! Thank you to Dover Avenue Alliance Church in Orange City Iowa for sending these four to help us this weekend at Zion Church in St. Paul and to help clean up our community gardens. We loved hosting and serving with you!

11/03/2023

We certainly enjoyed learning with and from Life Point Church in Nebraska! Thank you all for your hard work, kindness, and experience you brought with you.

We’re sad that fall is coming to a close, but it has been such a beautiful time of year and we are so very thankful that God has been sending us these wonderful teams🍂😊

10/21/2023

We are so grateful to Redwood Falls for sending an AWESOME group to serve our community through moving a family into a new home with Arrive Ministries, work in our community gardens, and helping with the Bhutanese ESL class! It was great to host you and serve alongside you all!

10/02/2023

It’s always a joy to have teams come in to help us with our local partners in ministry! A huge thanks to Grand Rapids Alliance Church for sending a great group down to the city to help at Arrive Ministries!

09/12/2023

Had a great time with our soccer camps this summer! Here’s some highlights of our last soccer camp until next year! A major thank you to all who helped us to put this on for the children in the community.

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Saint Paul, MN
55104

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https://www.envisiontwincities.com/

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The Beginnings of Envision Twin Cities

The following is an account written by Rick Wallace, the Site Coordinator of Envision Twin Cities.

“During the last three months of 2011, I went on a sabbatical. During this time, I asked the Lord to do something new in my life and ministry. Right after I came back from sabbatical the Lord began to answer my prayer by opening the door for me to begin work with refugees, something I did not seek out.

In January 2012, Somali youth joined our church youth basketball team which has led to a year-round outreach through basketball. In 2014, my church started a community garden which now serves approximately 40 Bhutanese families. Because of the garden, in 2015 the church started a weekly citizenship and English class for Bhutanese refugees. Because of the classes, the Bhutanese Mahima Church began holding weekly worship services in Nepali at Rose Hill Alliance Church in 2016.