Good Neighbor Project

The Good Neighbor Experiment (GNE) is a transformative learning process that prepares congregations with the practical tools they need to forge more meaningful relationships and create a sustainable impact in their community. 

The Good Neighbor Experiment is a small group program in faithful neighboring churches that desire to thrive as instruments of God’s love. However, between COVID-19, declining church membership, and shifting cultural and societal contexts, this desire can feel challenging to live out. Through participating in GNE, created by the folks at ​The Neighboring Movement based out of Wichita, KS, Tracyton UMC hopes to experience a culture shift and gain practical tools to get to know our actual, literal neighbors in the following ways:​

• experience a shift in emphasis from programs to relationship

• experience a shift in focus from scarcity to abundance

• experience a shift from inauthenticity to joy and discernment

• learn a dynamic set of tools founded in asset-based community development

Learn more about the Good Neighbor Experiment by clicking on the video below!

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