Riverside Church of the United Brethren in Christ

The IHM community began in the frontier settlement of Monroe, Michigan, in 1845. Two visionary and action-oriented personalities, Father Louis Gillet and Sister Theresa Maxis, responding to the need to educate young immigrants, undertook that initiative and established the IHM community.

Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools (MCES) serves the educational needs of children from infants through 8th grade, offering a range of programs including preschool, childcare, and summer activities. The school is dedicated to nurturing faith and providing a strong academic foundation through a variety of curricular and extracurricular offerings. With a focus on community engagement, MCES emphasizes parental involvement and features programs such as the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) and Christian service initiatives. Students benefit from unique experiences, including middle school retreats, athletics, and clubs, enhancing their overall educational journey. Generated from the website

One Sheep Ministries is a Michigan-based Christian organization dedicated to serving the homeless and hungry both locally and beyond. Inspired by the parable of the lost sheep, the ministry emphasizes compassion and outreach to those in need. In addition to its work in Michigan, One Sheep Ministries also engages in a ministry in Kenya, providing essential support to communities that lack government assistance, especially during challenging times such as the pandemic. The organization aims to glorify God through its efforts to uplift and minister to vulnerable populations. Generated from the website