Proximity, neighboring, and relationships are at the core of what we do at FCS. We think natural, unhurried relationships without an agenda are deeply important. We also believe in the power of structure and intention to move toward collective efficacy. But how do you build collective efficacy? This happens through something called relational organizing, a practice we’ll introduce to you in today’s episode.
We all want to belong somewhere. We want to be known, welcomed, valued, and connected to something bigger than ourselves. For many, that sense of
Five churches. 14.2 acres of unused property. And a growing vision for what’s possible when churches and neighbors work together. Sometimes, the greatest opportunities for
By Marvin NesbittPresident of Focused Community Strategies When I first came to Atlanta, I began working with the Atlanta Housing Authority. It was the beginning
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