Honest answers, plainly.

No. We're a humanitarian ministry with a spiritual emphasis. The closest philosophical tradition is Unitarian Universalism, but we're not formally affiliated with that organization.

No. People of different religions, spiritual traditions, and no religious tradition are welcome. We believe people should be free to practice their own beliefs.

The property currently provides housing for people who have historically faced barriers to housing and belonging. We don't identify residents or share private details — that's theirs.

That process is being developed. TBD

A long-term concept: eight ownership partners — the founders among them, plus six more — each conceptually holding one-eighth. The final structure is TBD.

No. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell securities, and there are no guaranteed returns. Investment terms, valuation, and risk are TBD.

Real estate and ownership carry real risk. We'll be straightforward about the specifics once the model is finalized. TBD

The real estate component of the project. Its legal relationship to Practical Love and the future nonprofit is still being developed. TBD

Not yet. We intend to establish a 501(c)(3), and that status is currently TBD. We won't claim deductibility before it exists.

That's the long-term goal: to grow enough food to help reduce the food costs of the people living there. It's a goal, not a promise of free or subsidized food.

Solar is installed. Rainwater catchment is in development.

Services are offered by donation.

A prayer request page is coming soon. TBD

Get Involved is being built — gardening, skills, and community help are on the way. TBD

We'd love to talk. A contact path is being set up. TBD