The Rev. Shannon Ball started her career post seminary doing reentry preparation for women prior to their release from the Metro State Women's Prison of Atlanta, Georgia. She currently serves as program director of ⁠Enterprise Community Partners⁠ (Southeast), where she puts her almost twenty years of experience working with justice involved populations to tackle the achievement and development of affordable housing together with faith-based communities.

In part two of our conversation, more on why the affordable housing market is shrinking; what communities of faith can do about it; and why we should care.

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The Rev. Shannon Ball started her career post seminary doing reentry preparation for women prior to their release from the Metro State Women's Prison of Atlanta, Georgia. She currently serves as program director of Enterprise Community Partners (Southeast), where she puts her almost twenty years of experience working with justice involved populations to tackle the achievement and development of affordable housing together with faith-based communities.

In part one of our conversation, what it's like for some people to land in prison without a safety net; the thousands of differences that access to an affordable place to live makes in people's lives; and how we can be advocates for better communities everywhere.

⁠Learn more about their Faith-Based Development Initiative.

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Dr. Corey Schlosser Hall is the Deputy Executive Director of ⁠Vision and Innovation⁠ of the Presbyterian Church (USA).

In part two, our need for comfort and familiarity; the faithfulness of stepping into unusual spaces; and what it looks like to develop a mixed economy among churches and ministries.

Learn more about the Good Futures Accelerator.

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