Leaders at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, which opened its doors earlier this month to shelter migrants who have nowhere else to go, say they will need to leave…
Leaders at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, which opened its doors earlier this month to shelter migrants who have nowhere else to go, say they will need to leave by TuesdayAn East Boston church that recently took in dozens of migrants who have nowhere else to go says they will soon have to leave.
There was concern at the time that the solution would not be a long-term one, and now, church leaders say those people will need to find somewhere else to stay by Tuesday. "This church is only half the size of the people we're sponsoring," Pastor Don Nanstad said Wednesday. "This is actually not central to their core mission, so they can't continue to do something like this," Nanstad explained."So they're going to pull back - which means we will receive somewhat -- quite a bit less support."
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