Love God. Love your neighbor.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Est. 2023
Intentional Community. Purposeful Living. Ancient Faith.
The Good Neighbor Fellowship is an 8-month intentional community of people in their mid-20s to early-30s who desire to live purposefully as followers of Jesus among, and for the good of, their neighbors.
What People are Saying
The GNP is one of the most meaningful parts of my Lancaster community. This is a place where you will find rich discussions, intimacy, and vulnerability. The small group nature of it makes the atmosphere very personal and comfortable to share and open up. The speakers were diverse, thoughtful and very engaging. The environment cultivates self exploration as well as connection. The GNP helps me to think about how to live out my faith in a more connected and grounded way.
- Jenn
Through the people and the work in this fellowship, I've seen God work in amazing ways to challenge and grow my faith… [I’ve learned that] to be a good neighbor is to seek God's redemptive plan for my life and for the world around me. It is to care and to love those around me, to seek ways to help and engage others, even (and especially) when it is inconvenient or hard.
In the last 3/4 months, I really have felt part of a community and encouraged to grow. I wouldn't be where I am today (spiritually) without this fellowship and this program.
- Vivi, class of 2025
[The workshops have been] so thought provoking. So life giving. It helped me press into how I live my Christian life rooted in the world and how I want to do that more.
- Emily
I am learning to accept that spiritual rhythms are best practiced when in a community, rather than privately. Having a community that meets regularly has been helpful towards keeping me accountable on the goals set towards developing a rule of life, and growing in an understanding of spiritual rhythms in community.
Tim, class of 2025
I’ve learned that God cares about all parts of life in ways that I did not think about as much before, even the mundane daily parts of our lives. He wants us to invite him into our places of work and redeem even the little things. …The GNP has challenged me to re-establish the importance of finding meaningful moments and healthy rhythms… I realize that who we are becoming is influenced by thousands of small decisions we make in our daily lives.
- Luke, class of 2025
t's been wonderful to have a group of young adults who are learning about the same things, attending workshops together, eating together, and generally spending time together. …I've come to realize that sharing meals and conversation around a table should be a large part of our spiritual formation. Looking back on the rest of my life, lots of my formation has taken place around a table with other people. There's something mystically beautiful about that.
- Carter, class of 2025
