Religion & Spirituality
Torie Aspinall and Michelle Coghill share about their dedication to ending poverty by developing relationships and community. They have teamed up with a downtown church, Trinity Lutheran, to build affordable homes on what was once their parking lot, and to create a daycare within the church building.
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