This video introduces and discusses the concept of creating a cooperative youth group model in communities.

These conversation agreements help to ensure safe discussion and conversation atmospheres.

The research on this project is sound and many experts agree that projects like this one could radically transform communities in our country. Therefore, we are sharing it in our resource library as an idea that could be explored by other communities of faith and communities of context to address growing numbers of unsheltered individuals and a national lack of affordable housing.

Similar to our best practice example of Roots of Community, Phoenix Acres was a deeply researched proposal to create a family transitional housing community, specifically to support the reunification of families in the foster care system and provide wrap-around support.

This resource is a leadership guide and structure for his local church in St. Louis, Missouri.

While this document is specific to his location, it has been shared as a resource for anyone to use and adapt to their own community!

This resource looks at a wide variety of ways that faith communities can be more earth-friendly in their practices.

This guide was created for JT’s local church, but the resource has been shared to be adapted and applied to your local congregation and community!

The resource below is designed to help provide some steps, guidelines, psychology of color chart, and questions to ask when branding/rebranding.

This guide will share the need for innovative storage solutions for individuals without stable shelter, give examples of best practices, and provide a model that is easy to replicate for faith communities.

This list provides 101 ways that sacred spaces can be used to benefit the community as a whole.