A Good, Good Sound
In this time of physical distancing, what happens to our faith, so often communally expressed? Karen Guzman explores the power of even a small, "good sound" to remind us who we are and to whom we belong.
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Notice, You
"Notice, You" is a new poem about home lost and found by Jen Crow, a Collegeville Institute Twin Cities Fellow from 2015-2017.
The Church of the Air
Where do women go when they are silenced by the church? In this book excerpt, Lyz Lenz writes about online community found in the "church of the air."
Re-Creating a Life
According to Diane Millis, a redemptive story has nothing to do with a happy ending. Instead, it's about discovering the full truth of one's life.
Take What You Need
What would you grab if your house was on fire? Jen Crow recommends that you find a bra. You’re going to be meeting with a lot of people over the next few days.
Living for the Common Good
When it comes to selling land in rural America, there is often a tension between the mainstream value of profitability versus considering the common good.
Dream and Reality
"There are no shortcuts for creating beloved community." Josina Cooper Guess writes about the challenges of long-term commitment to intentional community.
Forgiveness, Friendship, and Fortitude
Rev. Rimes McElveen writes about costly forgiveness and his work with undergraduates and young graduates living together in intentional Christian community.
Discovering Solidarity
Why live in an intentional community? For Julian Washio-Collette, it's about discipleship, transformation, and solidarity.
A Community of Disciples
William Cahoy describes how a listening church can learn new ways of discipleship, belonging, and service from the intentional community movement.
