Our capacity to care defines the boundaries of our community - John McKnight
In an abundant community, every person matters and every gift counts - John McKnight
We change the world not by our demands but by our examples - John McKnight
When everyone’s gifts are valued, everyone’s life has meaning - John McKnight
To be human is to be needed by someone else - John McKnight
A neighborhood flourishes not because of wealth, but because of relationships - John McKnight
We discover our abundance when we stop comparing and start connecting - John McKnight
The more we depend on one another, the more capable we become - John McKnight
Institutions can assist, but transformation always starts in the neighborhood - John McKnight
Caring for one another is the simplest and most revolutionary act of citizenship - John McKnight
When families know their neighbors, the whole community becomes safer and kinder - John McKnight
The opposite of community is not isolation but indifference - John McKnight
Every gift we share strengthens the fabric that holds us together - John McKnight
A community becomes alive when its people stop waiting for instructions and start creating together - John McKnight
Real abundance is revealed when neighbors share their gifts rather than their needs - John McKnight
