Called to Love
Our friends over at L'Arche Greater Washington, DC made a beautiful video a few years ago about the impact L'Arche has on both the core members as well as everyone that comes in contact with our community.
Read moreControlling Anger
The Spirit of L'Arche reveals the gifts that everyone, regardless of ability or disability, has to offer our community. In the following story, Hector's gift promotes unity and peace in his community.
Read moreThe Spirit of L’Arche: Community, Peace, Joy, Hope & Love
This article was submitted by Sara Fisher, a L'Arche Chicago Assistant Alum
Read moreMercy Monday on Relevant Radio
Tim Stone and Ashley were on Relevant Radio's Morning Air show on March 28th to talk about L'Arche and our mission.
Read moreSpring blooming at L’Arche Chicago
Spring at L’Arche Chicago has started with new blooming. As we look at our community today, we have welcomed two new core members (Anders and Dana) at Angel House and have opened a new house, which is becoming a home for Elbert, Chris and Tim, with live-in assistants Becca (house coordinator) and Matias, as well as live-out assistants and friends that bring their gifts to home life.
Read moreMany Gifts, One Spirit of L’Arche
Mary Susan Chen, a long time volunteer with L'Arche Chicago, shares her #SpiritOfLArche story.
Read moreInterfaith Voices
The Charter of the Communities of L’Arche states: “In a divided world, L’Arche wants to be a sign of hope. Its communities, founded on covenant relationships between people of differing intellectual capacity, social origin, religion and culture, seek to be signs of unity, faithfulness and reconciliation.
Read moreLet the Birds Loose
Bogdan Senyk, from L'Arche Ukraine, grew up under a government that denied his existence. In this episode, he explains his method of civil resistance: joy. Imagine the world differently.
Read moreGame Night: A Night of Fun and Fellowship
The first Young Professionals Board event was such a great success!
Read moreTurning a House into a L’Arche Home
Elbert excitedly repeated "Mmm, ooh, aah!" as we toured a vintage bungalow nestled in Forest Park with our realtor last month. "This is a gonna be my room," Elbert said decisively as he paused in one of the upstairs bedrooms.
Read moreNo Lions in Paris
For centuries, travel writing has shaped the way we view the world. But when's the last time you heard from a travel writer with cerebral palsy?
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