“To everyone living with a visible or invisible disability: your experiences are real, your voice matters, and you belong.”

Black History Month is an intentional time to celebrate the achievements, resilience, and contributions of the Black community while reflecting on the injustices that are still all too present in our communities today.

One benefit of doing a year of service is the chance to explore faith discernment with others.

Our college partners share with us their perspectives on why The Shalom Project can be beneficial to post-college students.

Lancaster has been a blessed and enriching place to live out intentional community.

How would our neighbors and neighborhood become beautiful to us?

Building meaningful and life-giving relationships is a core part of The Shalom Project, and something that our alumni remember fondly!

I am thankful for the opportunity to serve and get to know the Lancaster community.