Bringing hope and belonging while connecting cultures and communities

Sojourner Home is a beacon of compassion, linking donors, volunteers, and community partners to the profound work of fostering relationships and providing support for those who have embarked on a new chapter in a new country. Together, we navigate the complexities of cultural understanding, friendship, and integration, creating a vibrant tapestry of community and love.

Open your heart and home to families and individuals who are refugees and asylum seekers from other nations. Sojourner Home provides comprehensive training and ongoing support to equip you for a meaningful hosting experience. Discover how you can offer a safe and welcoming space for people rebuilding their lives and becoming part of your community. With Sojourner Home by your side, you can make a lasting impact—one act of hospitality at a time.

Become a Host Home

English Language Learning

Discover how Sojourner Home empowers people who are newcomers by offering English language support through church-based classes and one-on-one language friendships. Whether you want to learn, teach, or simply connect, Sojourner Home helps build bridges of understanding and belonging in our community.

Join a Good Neighbor Team

Be a part of welcoming a family resettling from another nation by joining a Good Neighbor Team in partnership with Sojourner Home and local resettlement agencies. As a team member, you’ll join with others in the community to provide practical support—helping with tasks like setting up a home, navigating local services, and offering friendship as families adjust to life in a new place. Together, we can make a lasting difference by meeting real needs and building a foundation of trust, dignity, and belonging for our newest neighbors.

Training and Equipping for Missions Teams

Sojourner Home is committed to preparing and equipping teams for both long-term and short-term mission trips. Through comprehensive training, we help individuals and groups develop the cultural understanding, practical skills, and spiritual readiness needed to serve effectively in diverse settings—locally or abroad.

Over the past decade, more than 30,000 people who are refugees from over 70 countries have resettled in Washington State through the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program. Recent changes in immigration policy have led to fluctuating numbers of arrivals and increased challenges in securing stable, temporary housing and essential resettlement resources. While many organizations work tirelessly to meet these practical needs, the deeper human and spiritual need remains: genuine community, lasting friendship, and opportunities to encounter the love of Jesus Christ. Now more than ever, neighbors who are in your community from other nations need welcoming relationships and a supportive community to help them rebuild their lives and find a true sense of belonging.