The Resurrection House and Life Skills Institute is committed to providing shelter and life skills training to area individuals.
 Their mission statement says, “Our foundation is in Christ and all our training is Bible based. We offer a free overnight shelter, a life skills training program, and a work readiness program.”
 This multi-purpose project consisting of a temporary shelter and a longer-term program providing the homeless and those at risk with an opportunity to improve their way of life.
 “If you are in need of immediate shelter, Resurrection House is available at 701 W Colorado Ave. Check-in is 4pm-5pm,” according to administration.
 The facility provides a safe, secure environment, supervised meals, toiletries, and laundry facilities for all who stay. Because there is a requirement of community service attached to residence at Resurrection House, there is less transient traffic.  
 There is a resident population of people trying to change their lives for the better. Residents are encourage after their 3 months stay to continue into the program at Life Skills Institute, a long-term program of Resurrection House. The Resurrection House is located at 701 W Colorado Ave and is now located in the Life Skills Institute building.
 Life Skills Institute (LSI), a program of Resurrection House, is a long-term, live-in educational facility. This unique, non-government, Christian residential living and program facility is available to individuals and families who have been dealing with struggles in life from getting out of financial devastation, homelessness, rehab, or any other lifestyle that requires help for a safe transition to real-life situations.
 By offering a 1-2-year program in a private campus-style environment, LSI can work towards bridging the gap from homelessness to independent living and becoming a positive contributing member of mainstream society. Residents are required to pay an income-based program fee, and, in return, live in safe, structured, private apartment style housing. Residents participate in workshops and education to develop personal financial independence and other life skills. Additionally, daily meals are provided to ensure proper nutrition. A volunteer base leads life skills workshops helping residents to assimilate and manage real life situations outside of a shelter environment.
 For additional information about programs and services contact the Resurrection House Association at 866-277-4788 or stop by the LSI office at 701 W. Colorado.