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  It's like coming home. Curwensville Alliance is not a place, it's not an idea, and it's not a building. That feeling you get of coming home after a long day to people that love you and care about you, that after a tough week of working hard and feeling beaten down you can go home and be safe, loved, and take the time to recharge. That's the way the people of Curwensville Alliance make you feel. They live so transparently, and try to love with God's love. They never deny that they fail or mess up at things but they are always there to encourage you to get back up and keep fighting the good fight. They know God is good and cares about people, so they care about people. They build bridges in the community and offer support to people that need it, while asking nothing in return and not accepting any recognition. The people of Curwensville Alliance have taught me that Jesus is 100% without a doubt the perfect, living, loving creator of all things because without such a perfect savior there could not be that many selflessly caring people working together.

  Added December 03, 2016 by Drew Stodart