Most seminarians live in community housing at the Fink House and at the Corner House, both within a half block of Church of All Nations where class is held. Daily living with others provides practice in building community and developing healthy relationships, and helps students integrate class discussions into all of life. The Fink House is our original seminary residence, and it is named after Finkenwalde, the location of Bonhoeffer’s underground seminary. Both the Fink House and the Corner House are part of a network of intentional community houses of Church of All Nations. Students naturally become connected to the larger neighborhood, cultivating relationships, engaging in rhythms, and sharing resources within this church village.