Especially if they’re younger (millennials).The 70 year old woman who’s been going to the same church in Oakland for the past 40 years isn’t going to be the person moving out of state.

call a church in the area you're looking.... and ask them.

If you want to make it work though, my first instinct is to make it a central hub for your town (I don't know if this is possible given the location) by reaching out to your local farmer's market, church, local craft Facebook groups, etc.

Does anyone has experience with churches?

One of my favorite podcast pastors Matt Chandler leads The Village Church in For Worth. 

I aquired it from my church who used it as a half way house.

Near several restaurants, banking and churches.

I may get badgered here, and I apologize if this may be seen as politically incorrect, but good for you... this is the exact thing we see in the bible, and in our church all the time; people who messed up, cleaned up, and were given another chance.

Ask if they would be comfortable living there themselves.I also see on the map that there are several churches - The Gate and Mt.

My amazing girlfriend has been lucky enough to take an associate pastor position at a church in Richardson, TX.