The 23rd Psalm
Bobby McFerrin
 

appalachian catholic worker

find the hope already here

 
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we are unable to accommodate live-in volunteers, but check out some of our friends who can!

 

“Just when you think you’re lost, you’re almost there.“ ~several college students

Mission Statement
Appalachian Catholic Worker
is a listening presence in the mountains.
We accompany the people, and teach about the region.

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At our E.C.O. Center we offer
Education, 
Contemplation, and 
Outreach for all creation. 
Have your school group join us for “heavy, deep, & real” conversations, rejuvenating retreats in the woods, and life-giving work in the community and on the land. 

 

“Sustainability means being in relationship.
It’s recognizing all life is interconnected…and acting like it.”

Jean E. Kirkhope / Founder

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VISION: 

Inspired by the gospels, Catholic social teachings, and the three Appalachian pastoral letters,
we find hope for all creation in the context of these ancient, battered hills.

CORE VALUES: 

Connection, Compassion, Equity, Harmony

PERSONAL VOWS:  

Solidarity, Simplicity, Service, Contemplative Prayer