Join us for our Annual Fall in Love with Fresno Banquet on Thursday, September 23rd at 6:00pm at Arte Americas in Downtown Fresno. We would love to see you there!
Grab your tickets to attend here.
Below is your FREE copy of our 101 Church for City Drive Tour. Follow the directions on the PDF and listen to the tracks through SoundCloud. We hope that as you take the tour you will get to know our city a little better.
What is the Drive Tour?
This project is birthed from the many stories and people Every Neighborhood Partnership (ENP) has worked with over the years. We wanted to tell their story.
We want you to know just a few of the thousands of people in our city of good faith and good will that are working hard to love and serve our city.
Our Hopes and Expectations
This is not about guilt, shame, or any ulterior motive. We serve our city because Jesus served us. We love others because he loves us. Our hope is that a story you hear resonates deeply with you. That it encourages you in your journey of loving God and others. That you are spurred on to love and good deeds.
Our hope and expectation are at a minimum; 1) that you are exposed to new areas and ministries in our city, 2) that you would pray for these people, places, and issues and; 3) that for some of you that you would join them in their work in our city. Your story and journey is unique, but we know God has good things in store for you and for others as you seek the prosperity of the city! (Jeremiah 29:1-14)
Happy Touring!
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Fresno is a unique city filled with the ebb and flow of people from different cultures, communities, and backgrounds. As an intern for Every Neighborhood Partnership, this summer I witnessed how different cultures and community members are coming together to make a difference through building each other up. Community leaders, teachers, pastors, and residents are all part of the process to bring change in Fresno. This is primarily founded on Christian Community Development. This philosophy says change is evoked in the community when it is done holistically. John Perkins coined this ideology and came up with the three R’s of community development (Relocate, Reconciliation, and Redistribution).
