Be a sign of God’s glory in the world.

What does it mean to be a good neighbor?

The Good Neighbor Project was founded in 2023 with the idea of showing God's love to the world and thereby transforming our communities into places of flourishing.

We believe that the Christian life calls us to live out our faith by bringing hope and healing to our neighbors by practicing generous hospitality, meeting needs, and pursuing the common good of all people.

We're proudly based in Lancaster, PA and committed to helping young adults contribute to the transformation of our community in the name of Jesus.

"I never thought I’d run a 5K or want a house on a bus route to do "guerilla infrastructure"! GNP challenged how I think about where and how faith is lived.”

Joyanna Wakeman
"I love that GNP is dedicated to the long, slow work of discipleship and does not attempt to offer a quick and definitive crash course in community engagement. I picture the Good Neighbor Project as a greenhouse, giving us all a dedicated space to start sprouting the seeds that had been planted in us even before the program, in an environment to foster and nourish these seeds, so that we can grow into sprouts and seedlings who, by the time the program is over, are ready to be planted and grow strong in our own larger environments.”

Laura DiGioia
"The Good Neighbor Project was more than an intellectual experiment — it was a call to action in the actual physical space we embody, here in Lancaster County. There is a depth to the program that takes seriously the spiritual and practical tensions of adulthood. The Fellowship provided just enough structure to guide us, but was flexible enough for real life."

Timothy Stow
"The teaching at GNP is rich, but what has stayed with me most are the shared meals and conversations that followed. I’ve learned to slow down, to be present with people, and to take hospitality seriously as a spiritual practice."

Vivi Fesier
"When many young adults can tend to be aimless, Good Neighbor Project brings together a group of young people seeking to be equipped to grow in maturity in every aspect of our lives."

Carter Lam