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The New Community Project is a faith-based nonprofit organization with the modest goal of changing the world! People are struggling, the earth is a mess, God's not amused, and we all know something's not right here. Our mission is to provide experiences that change us, resources that challenge us, and a community that gives us hope. Here’s how we do it.
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Getting up close and personal with our world—whether on our Learning Tours to Asia, Africa, the Amazon, the Arctic and Central America or at our Sustainable Living Homestead in Virginia |
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Inviting people and communities to think about how we're treating our planet and the people with whom we share it, and the world we're passing on to our children--and what all this says about us and the things we value |
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Creating relationships with our neighbors and with the creation around us that provide the understanding and the sense of community we need to build a better future for our planet and its people |
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The New Community Project
Offering resources that challenge us
experiences that change us
and a community that gives us hope
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Community Project
Following Christ toward a new community of justice,
peace and respect for God's earth
718 Wilder Street
Elgin, IL 60123
888-800-2985-toll free
David Radcliff, Director; Tom Benevento, Sustainable Living Homestead Director; Kim Chaffin, Care for Creation Specialist; Lutricia Zerfing, Website Manager; Pat Owen, Program Associate and Bookkeeper; Heidi Gross, Program Associate; Daniel Radcliff, Office Assistant
ncp@newcommunityproject.org
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New Community Project never sells or otherwise discloses user or donor information outside the organization.
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About the upside down logo: From space there is no up or down to Planet Earth. When drawing the maps, the US and Europe are on top because . . . we draw the maps. The New Community Project believes it is time to begin looking at our world and its people in a new way -- not from above, but from beside or even below, after the example and teachings of Jesus. The early church was accused of "turning the world upside down" (Acts 17:6) for its radical way of doing things. It's time for people to begin saying that about us! |
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