Common Life

Hey all we are considering staring a neighborhood home roasting coffee co-op. Here is the gist: You get the highest quality beans (rated 90+) for $6 a pound. To make this work I need to find around 20 individuals who would be interested in purchasing 10-20 pounds of green beans. These green beans stay fresh for a year! If you would like to be a part of this deal but don’t know how to roast your own coffee we can solve that problem. Just message us and let us know if you are interested and please help spread the word!

Hey all looks like the next work party Cheasty Trails and Bike Park is June 4th. If you can't make this one see the picture for future dates.

"If we take the time to listen, we’ll find wisdom, wonder, and poetry in the lives and stories of the people all around us."-- Dave Isay

Enjoying this read about listening to the stories of your neighbors by Dave Isay.

Twentieth-century Russian Georges Florovsky wrote, “Christianity entered history as a new social order, or rather a new social dimension. From the very beginning Christianity was not primarily a ‘doctrine,’ but exactly a ‘community.’ There was not only a ‘Message’ to be proclaimed and delivered, and ‘Good News’ to be declared. There was precisely a New Community, distinct and peculiar, in the process of growth and formation, to which members were called and recruited. Indeed, ‘fellowship’ (koinonia) was the basic category of Christian existence.”