Church dedicates micro homes
in Glencliff community
Posted By: Ribicon, 7/19/2021 10:57:05 PM
Nashville, TN—The Village at Glencliff is officially open. A ribbon cutting for the 12 micro home community took place on Monday on Glencliff Road across from Glencliff United Methodist Church. The homes are meant for people experiencing homelessness in Nashville to provide medical respite and permanent supportive housing. One woman at the ribbon cutting, who was homeless for eight years, said it’s a blessing to see a community built for people like her.(Snip)The church plans to build 22 homes. The micro homes have been a vision of the church since 2010 after floods hit Nashville, displacing many of the city’s homeless near the Cumberland River.
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Are you one of the two dozen neighbors who own homes across the street? Too bad, because a church got a zoning exemption to open 22 sheds for the homeless, for starters.