Providing housing assistance in Edmond, Oklahoma
As Legacy Station gets closer to being completely built out, the need for another community has grown. This need will answered by Heritage Village. This new, much larger community will allow Turning Point to continue to pursue its mission of providing good, low cost housing to those who could not otherwise afford to own their own home, primarily to single parents. Read about the Council approval by clicking on the link below.
http://m.edmondsun.com/edmondsun/db_290862/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=qSINl445
For more than 20 years, St. John the Baptist Catholic church has given it’s annual Samaritan Award to organizations which help in the community. Turning Point Ministries is honored to have been chosen as the first place winner of this year’s award. Board members Dick Freeman and Josh Moore were on hand to accept a handsome plaque and a generous check for $2,000. The funds will help the Ministry in a big way. Also recognized for their work were the Coffee Creek Riding Center and Birth Choice of Oklahoma. Many sincere thanks to our friends …
Turning Point Ministries was featured in the Daily Oklahoman on May 16, 2009, in Diana Baldwin’s article, “Edmond group helps make room for low-cost homes.”
EDMOND — An old, rundown area of Edmond is changing.
Two tiny houses, in need of serious repair, are coming down as a part of plans to build Legacy Station, a housing addition with 13 new, low-cost homes, said Bob Turner, president of Turning Point Ministries.
The new homes, to be built between Edwards and Thatcher and west of Broadway, are possible through a partnership with the city …
