Neighbor Network
What is Neighbor Network?
A Place to Connect, Equip, and Empower
Neighbor Network supports adults and families by providing opportunities to build stronger relationships, develop practical life skills, and connect with resources that encourage long-term stability and personal growth. Through meaningful relationships and community support, participants are equipped to navigate life's challenges with confidence.
Mission 1:27 walks alongside individuals and families by creating opportunities for connection, encouragement, and growth. Through education, support, and access to community resources, Neighbor Network helps people strengthen their families, discover their potential, and become active participants in their communities.
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We connect neighbors, spark real relationships, and build community through events and experiences that bring residents together.
Life Group gathers twice a month for dinner and real conversation. Life Group also creates space to serve others, together. Life Group hosts social outings and cultural connection experiences.
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We connect neighbors, encourage relationships, and build community by bringing residents together for engaging events and experiences.
Communication stays consistent through a variety of methods and mediums.
Outreach happens person to person, encouraging participation every step of the way.
Hospitality shows up in every welcoming, enjoyable event we host.
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We connect neighbors, encourage relationships, and build community by bringing residents together for engaging events and experiences.
Helping neighbors connect and feel part of a thriving community
Bringing neighbors together for fun and fellowship
LIFE GROUP
Mission 1:27’s Life Group provides a small group experience that brings neighbors of all ages together to develop friendships, share life, and receive instruction on a variety of topics. We invite you to join us!
Relationships make people stronger. Working together, Life Group members create an environment where dynamic and encouraging relationships can be developed. Building community, investing in the lives right in front of us, requires us to take the long view. It takes time. As we share stories and prayers for health and family members and we keep a good eye out for one another, we grow closer. And, by helping one another, Life Groups say to one another, “You matter.”
Enjoy a free dinner together at every gathering.
Complimentary childcare is provided during gatherings.
Show Your Money Who’s Boss
Find practical tools and tips for your financial journey.
Mission 1:27, in partnership with Walton Communities, offers Financial Peace University to help individuals and families build healthy financial habits. For just $25 (a $129.99 value), participants receive access to this nine-week course, which provides practical, biblically based guidance on creating a budget, paying off debt, saving for the future, and managing money with confidence.
With both online and in-person class options available, you can choose the format that best fits your schedule.
FOOD CO-OPS
The Mission 1:27 Food Co-ops are resident-led programs that help low to moderate income families stretch their food budgets by providing very low cost, quality meats, canned goods, shelf staple items and fresh produce – all while building a sense of community working together.
The Food Co-ops, run by community partner, Food Security for America, a non-profit, faith-based organization, supplements the pantries of participants, stretching their food budgets and freeing up dollars that can be put to work in other areas for the family. Residents share the responsibilities of food distribution, as well as their lives with one another.
There is a one-time $5 application fee to join the Food Co-op, which meets every other week in select Walton communities. A $4 bi-weekly participation fee allows residents to receive approximately $100 worth of groceries at each meeting.
Eligible participants are invited to get more information and register with their community team.
FOOD CO-OPS COMMUNITIES
WE SERVE
Legacy at Walton Village
Marietta, GA
Meets every other Tuesday, 6:30 pm in the Adventure Center
Legacy at Walton Oaks
Augusta, GA
Meets every other Thursday, 10 am in the Legacy Center
Legacy at Walton Green
Augusta, GA
Meets every other Thursday
Walton Reserve
Austell, GA
Meets every other Tuesday, 6:30 pm in Town Hall
Legacy at Walton Trail
Villa Rica, GA
Meets every other Tuesday
COUNSELING
Mission 1:27 provides free, confidential counseling services to Walton Communities residents through trusted partnerships that offer support, encouragement, and guidance through life’s challenges. Counseling provides a safe space for individuals and families to receive care, develop healthy tools, and take steps toward healing and growth.
Through our counseling partnerships, residents have access to the following support opportunities below.
Individual Counseling
Mission 1:27 provides confidential counseling sessions for Walton residents through our partnership with Richmont Graduate University. These sessions offer a safe space for individuals and families to receive support and encouragement while navigating life’s challenges.
Virtual Counseling
Virtual counseling sessions are available Monday through Thursday, providing residents with flexible access to professional support from wherever they are.
Art Group Therapy
Walton Renaissance residents can participate in monthly art group therapy, creating opportunities for connection, reflection, and emotional support through creativity.
Additional Counseling Resources
Our partner, Walton Communities also provides access to additional counseling partners for residents who may need ongoing support or different services.
Walton residents may receive up to six counseling visits per family per calendar year with a $20 co-pay per visit. When scheduling an appointment, be sure to identify yourself as a Walton Communities resident.