NeighboringLife

There's a

better

way to neighbor.

That’s the ancient invitation of Jesus, that we would discover a new and better way to live. It’s a kind of life that has always been and will always be. It’s a stream with no beginning and no end. And all we have to do is step in. We invite you and your household to discover the thrill of the neighboring life.

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Why neighboring life? Why now?

Neighboring Life was founded by Jeff & Amy Meyer who LOVE to uncover the beauty of people’s stories and the richness of meaningful friendships that spring up in the neighborhoods where we live. We invite you and your household to imagine neighborhoods where every person belongs, where every person knows they matter and have a contribution to make, a story to share. If this quickens your pulse just a little, read on.

Who is neighboring life for?
What are the benefits?

Whether you have years of experience building meaningful connections in your neighborhood, or your household feels disconnected from others in your neighborhood, you will find meaningful content and practical steps that will turn the abstract concept of neighboring into a concrete and fun expedition!

Neighboring Life is for anyone who longs for deeper human connections where we…

become sources of comfort and belonging
unearth amazing stories
raise the quality of our relationships
nurture a deeper sense of community
improve our mood
experience happiness and well-being

What is neighboring life?
How does it work?

Neighboring Life is a learning platform designed to put simple lessons into action. You will learn to practice door-opening, repeatable steps that close the human connection gap that exists in our neighborhoods.

Once you’ve signed up for the platform, you will be able to start learning right away by…

Connecting and exchanging ideas with others
who wish to practice neighboring
Live-changing courses
Exclusive events
Actionable learning
Life-sustaining community and coaching

Ready to get started?

The good neighbor looks beyond the external accidents and discerns those inner qualities that make all men human and, therefore, brothers.

All will concede that in order to have good neighbors, we must also be good neighbors. That applies to every field of human endeavor.

A good neighbor is a priceless treasure.

"Which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers? The expert in the law replied, "The one who had mercy on him." Jesus told him, "Go and do likewise."

"Love your neighbor as yourself."