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In the Media: L’Arche’s New Chapter is About Interdependence

By Liddy Grantland | Sojourners

Published April 10 2023

L’Arche’s New Chapter is About Interdependence

Check out this article published in Sojourners by our very own, Liddy Grantland! Liddy is the Service Team Leader in our Virginia homes and has been part of L’Arche GWDC community since summer 2020. Pictures are from a core member retreat in Washington state that Fritz and Liddy went on together.

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