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The
Pilsdon Community seeks to
provide an environment where people can
rebuild their lives after experiencing a
crisis, whether sudden or progressive. Since
1958, we at the Pilsdon Community have been
offering a refuge to people in crisis, those
working through depression, alcoholism,
addiction, divorce or bereavement.
The
Community also welcomes people who wish to
find a time to reflect on their lives before
making a change in direction, or just want
time-out to live as part of a Community.
Our
guests come from all walks of life; rich and
poor, young and old. It is not necessary to
have a specific reason or illness to come to
Pilsdon.
Wayfarers, seeking a rest on their journey's
way are welcome at our door.
To all,
we offer friendship and hospitality, as well
as traditional Christian charity. At any one
time, Pilsdon houses an average of
twenty-five people. Some of these will be
Community Members and their families.
Everyone who stays at Pilsdon, guest,
visitor, wayfarer, volunteer or community
member participates fully in the life of the
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