I have a hunch that I am not alone in wishing it were possible to live a life rich with purpose and connection—one that involves getting to know my neighbors and living my faith in genuine, everyday ways. Collectively we are sick of feeling lonely, and sometimes even sick of being ourselves. The life we long to live may be a vague idea or drawn out with immense detail, but we still feel stuck. The life we want to live feels out of reach.

But maybe it doesn’t have to be.

Maybe there is a way to begin living that dream today.

Maybe, even if you’ve lived in your home for years and haven’t met many of your neighbors, you can still gently foster community and connection amongst your neighbors.

Perhaps there is an answer not only for the loneliness you feel but the way your neighbors also feel alone, distracted, and disconnected.

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