Ken and Janis Baney count the costs of being good neighbors.

A quarrel over a barking dog changed drastically after Mark Thomson learned that his neighbor had cancer.

After living a “good Christian life” for a number of years, Kathy Escobar realized that she no longer wanted to aim for comfort, rather a “downwardly mobile life”.

Carol and Kate Bradsen have come to recognize the sacredness of everyday life and the benefits of experiencing that with others through community living.

What does it look like to “love your neighbor” when your neighbor is hard to love? This clip tells the story of a young couple whose next door neighbor has a messy yard. They decided to look beyond appearances and in the process found a friend.

How do you respond when someone you know is in a messy situation? Elaine Hamilton, author of Church on the Couch, tells the story of how she responded when she found out a friend was having an affair.

Elaine Hamilton thinks the first step toward creating real community is telling the truth. But authenticity isn’t always easy.

A simple story about a bike pump reveals a common dilemma encountered while serving those around us…what happens when being otherly isn’t convenient?