Your neighborhood is a complex and messy place.
If you take a walk around you will see signs of life, hope, movement, change, and beauty. There are people working for good in various places and spaces, but you will also notice elements of despair and decay as evidenced by crime, loneliness, violence, and other forces that lead to dehumanization.
What is your neighborhood like and how would you describe it? What kind of relationship do you have with your neighborhood? Are neighborhoods simply places we move in and out of as pilgrims and consumers, or can we develop a deeper connection that will help lead to the flourishing of the community where we live?
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