Common Examples of Faith Insensitive Housing

We have many different locations all over the globe. We accommodate people from all faith backgrounds. If you’re looking for cheap, affordable, clean, high quality, professionally maintained facilities, stop looking elsewhere.

This is the place to look because our rates are so cheap. As long as you are a lay minister or a lay person connected with some sort of faith background or you are some sort of faith worker, we will give you very compelling rates. In fact, a lot of people tell us that our rates are competitive to hostels.

That really is quite interesting because hostels charge the lowest accommodation rates, but unfortunately, their quality is nothing to write home about. In fact, if you get stuck in the wrong hostel, your stay might seem like more of a punishment and an ordeal rather than a vacation.

Well, if you have ever heard that there is no such thing as cheap, fast and good because you

can buy something that is cheap and good, but it won’t be very fast, and you can buy something that is fast and good, but it won’t be very cheap, and you can buy something that is cheap and fast, but it won’t be very good, well, you’ve come to the right place because we are good and we are cheap.

But there is one drawback, we’re not open to the general public. We don’t accommodate everyone and anyone. We have a very targeted market and we will verify people who apply for housing because our mission and vision is wrapped up in one goal only: to help members of the faith community, regardless of where they come from, regardless of what they look like, regardless of what they believe in, to high quality accommodations. So you have to be a member of this community.

But if you meet that threshold, you free yourself from the common examples of faith-insensitive housing. What are we talking about when we mention faith insensitive? Well, these places disregard food restrictions.

For example, many religions forbid eating beef, pork or certain types of fowl. We are sensitive to this. This is why, by and large, we serve vegetarian or vegan dishes. This doesn’t offend anybody and everybody gets along well.

Most importantly, the food that we serve has a low carbon footprint. So you’re doing your part to save the environment, while at the same time you can bet that there are no religious toes being stepped on.

We also don’t have the problem of ignoring special day reverence. Make no mistake about it, if you go to a faith-insensitive housing, you can bet that your special day of reverence, whether it’s the Sabbath, the third of the month or vespers, will be ignored because it’s just a typical business day to them. They couldn’t care less.

Well, we understand all of the these, and so you will get the peace, quiet and space that you need for such special days, regardless of where those days fall.

Also, faith-insensitive housing are often short on peace and quiet. A lot of these places offer absolutely no peace and quiet. Well, we have bought special properties in special parts of the towns and cities that we service precisely because of their serenity. If you’re sick and tired of distractions, this is the place.

While, by and large, people do get along, there are certain situations where you rub shoulders with people that you’d rather avoid. You don’t have any of those issues here because we cater to the faith community.

We also prepare everybody so that when they come in, they know what to expect. They know that they’re supposed to get along with each other. They know that they are entering a space that is of maximum tolerance for religious diversity and backgrounds.