What can the lives of faithful Christians who came before us teach us about remaining hopeful, present, and faithful in difficult times? Communion of the Saints begins with the “great cloud of witnesses” and an invitation to learn from those who widened the road before us.
Communion of the Saints blog… is a life-line for those who love and serve in hard places. It assumes you’ve been looking for friends and mentors who have gone before. Dr. Kit Danley of Neighborhood Ministries has 44 years in the barrios of Phoenix and has unearthed our traveling companions. Join us for a real-world experiential journey within a communion of the saints.
From Kids Club songs and classroom moments to Kids Camp memories and youth stepping into leadership in their RISE internship roles, this summer was full of moments that will stay with children for years.
Because of the generosity of our community, children found belonging, families received support, and neighbors experienced hope across Phoenix. Explore the stories and impact in our 2025 Annual Report.
John Perkins helped shape the heart, theology, and practice of Neighborhood Ministries from the very beginning. In this reflection, Kit Danley honors his enduring legacy and the lasting influence he had on our calling to love, serve, and remain rooted in community.
No one has greater love than this —that one lays down his life for his friends. John 15:13 There is no better time than Easter to reflect on love. Better than Valentine’s Day, better than anniversaries or weddings or baby showers. There is nothing that gives us hope or meaning or rescue like the love…
