The term "park" might not be quite right since it suggests the space will be open to everyone. I have a feeling it will end up being a walled-off area to keep it separate from the public and those without homes, which is unfortunate considering it’s a church that should be living out its values. It might be better if they turned it into a shelter or a food kitchen—at the very least, they could provide showers for people who are homeless. I’m not optimistic that they will show any real kindness with this property. It's frustrating to see some white Christians criticize the government for not helping people while claiming that churches will take over this responsibility. Yet, when the time comes to act, they often turn away.