Many people are alienated from religious traditions, often for very understandable reasons. And active engagement in religious communities has dropped significantly in recent years. So it is fair to ask why I and others believe religious communities have an impactful role to play in housing advocacy.
I’ve recently become aware of housing opportunities that are the result of the decline of religious communities for women. Large Motherhouses and other residential facilities are mostly vacant, causing the leaders to figure out how to repurpose the buildings for the greater good.
I’m wondering if this movement is being coordinated in any way?
I’ve recently become aware of housing opportunities that are the result of the decline of religious communities for women. Large Motherhouses and other residential facilities are mostly vacant, causing the leaders to figure out how to repurpose the buildings for the greater good.
I’m wondering if this movement is being coordinated in any way?