PUBLIC SAFETY MINISTRIES INC
EIN 20-5019053 · Protestant (X21)
What they do
PUBLIC SAFETY MINISTRIES, INC. CURRENTLY SERVES APPROXIMATELY 800 LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE of MINNESOTA. SERVICE INCLUDE PROVIDING SPIRITUAL CARE and SUPPORT to THOSE INDIVIDUALS and THEIR ORGANIZATIONS IN TIME of CRISIS or PROFESSIONAL CHALLENGES. THE MINISTRY ALSO PROVIDES A WIDE VARIETY of TRAINING and EDUCATIONAL SERVICES INCLUDING CHAPLAIN TRAINING and DEVELOPMENT, MILITARY REINTEGRATION AWARENESS and SPIRITUAL FITNESS AWARENESS. ADDITIONAL SERVICES INCLUDE ORGANIZING SPIRITUAL FITNESS GATHERINGS and THE PROVISION of INVOCATIONS and PRAYERS AT PROFESSIONAL GATHERINGS.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- September 2007
- Location
- 25440 SMITHTOWN ROAD, EXCELSIOR, MN 55331
- County
- Hennepin
- In care of
- DAN CARLSON