The Liturgy of the Neighborhood: Neighborhood work in a commuter church "I fit in more there than I do where I live."

A Commuter Church is a church where the majority of attendees do not live within walking distance. 81% of Christians drive 6+ minutes to church. So the reality is, most of us aren't neighboring alongside our church body. Or if we are, we're doing it somewhere we don't actually live. That's why we sat down with John Heflick, Local Engagement Lead at Crossroads Christian Church and Patti Lahay, Crossroads' Advocacy Team Leader for Glenwood Kids. Crossroads is one of the largest commuter churches in Evansville, and they've been involved in the Glenwood neighborhood for a long time. They share insights and stories about doing neighborhood work in a place that your church isn't in, and why building trusting relationships is where the work has to begin.