Dayspring — a San Francisco-based technology firm specialising in web and app development, mobile design, and salesforce consulting — has worked to build thick relationships and has started and/or supported numerous grass roots efforts to serve its neighbours. Take a look!

“We will sing, pray, grieve, and rejoice, and then we will go out to our calling: to bear the image and restore the image in the world.”

Keep reading this article from Andy Crouch via the link below.

Andy is partner for theology and culture at Praxis, an organization that works as a creative engine for redemptive entrepreneurship.

This podcast from Praxis features Sara Miller, founder of A House on Beekman, a nonprofit joining God in the renewal of the South Bronx.

In this episode, Sara shares her story of being welcomed into her neighborhood, and her team’s work to build a venture that aims to create generational change for its neighbors within a six-block radius.

Sara moved to New York City for college, and in a period of deep spiritual conviction about God’s care for the poor, asked herself the question: “If Jesus lived in New York City today, where would he live?”

How might God be leading you to take specific steps toward reconciliation (broken systems, broken relationships) in your context within the marketplace?

Take a moment to prayerfully consider this. Capture some notes and any questions in your Participant Journal (Session 3).