In January 2017, we presented our plan to the Indianapolis Continuum of Care. This meeting helped launch our efforts to create a tiny house village for friends experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis. Unexpectedly, we received coverage from local media. You can click the links to see the stories below.
Fox 59 / CBS 4 Story (Note: Some versions of this story tied this to HUD grants the city receives for other projects to house friends without homes. We are not applying for HUD funding and planning to build this project through private donations.) WFYI Story
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I currently serve as the North American team lead for Communitas International, a network of missional and microchurch practitioners that starts and shapes faith communities that love like Jesus in their neighborhoods. In this role, I have the privilege of working with a great team that shares in the vision of reimaging how faith communities engage in their communities to bring the tangible goodness of God to the lives of those who are marginalized and most vulnerable.
Prior to this, I lead teams in Indianapolis, IN that focused on addressing the issue of homelessness in various ways. This included serving as an outreach advocate for Food 4 Souls and starting Circle City Village, a team that is working to build the first tiny house village in Indianapolis for people transitioning out of homelessness. Diakonos Community, our core community, worked with low-income apartment buildings where those transitioning out of homelessness were moved to help build community among residents and provide spiritual formation opportunities for those who desired it.
I am blessed to journey through life with an amazing wife who is gifted in so many ways of her own and challenges me to keep growing every day. We also have three daughters who are beginning to blaze their own paths in the world and amaze us with their giftedness and kindness.
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