We have learned to build alliances between city and suburb. Furthermore, the most common factor that unites these issues for people in both city and suburb is economics. Furthermore, other forces in our society decrease our opportunities for easy interpersonal interaction. Front porches open to public sidewalks are replaced by fenced-in backyard patios. Automatic garage doors and windows closed to accommodate air conditioning reduce the chances we will see or hear our neighbors.
Extended families living under one roof or even in close proximity are a thing of the past.
Especially in light of one more factor. Centered on Jesus So finally, consider our religious location. Nearly all of our organizing networks are aligned with Christian churches, and that means being centered upon the person of Jesus. First, it is clear that Jesus was a teacher or a prophet. We might call him a provocative sage.