Last summer during a gathering of Doctor of Fall 2018 Ministry students at St. Vladimir’s Seminary I met Nathan Hoppe, an OCMC missionary to Albania. In reviewing his experiences, we discussed what he was considering for his program’s final project. He wanted to explore: How is it possible to revitalize or build a Church community whose foundation had been destroyed? It would seem, I proposed, that many of us, even in more traditional settings, are trying to do something similar — it’s just that we are working on renewing or even creating a foundation under an existing building. Online conversations often consider this as one of the most difficult building projects, but as was suggested: “If the house is worth anything, then it makes sense to do a proper foundation” (The Journal of Light Construction).