Cultivating the Practice
of Resurrection in Place
Set apart from the distanced, the hectic, and the exploitative, our one fellowship with various expressions cultivates placed, resurrection life in communion with the resurrected Christ, our neighbors, and the created world.
We are a refuge for the wanderer, the wonderer, the weary, set apart but also moving out into our community, to liturgically inflame a holy imagination, contemplate the risen Christ with trustful attention, and practice the love of God and neighbor among our three rivers and seven hills.
Love of God
From mentorship and worshipful solitude and work, to entering into literature that ignites the imagination to reach beyond what is seen, we cultivate the highest love: a love for God himself.
Love of Neighbor
From building a fellowship grounded in prayer, honesty, care, and attention, to serving our place and its people with the work our hands, we cultivate deep friendship and neighborliness.
Love of Creation
Because the health of neighbor and place is one, and because we have been given our rivers, fields, and woods as a gift, we cultivate the health of creation through the practice of agrarian arts.
