Race: an In-Depth Spiritual Examination

RISE! (Race: an In-Depth Spiritual Examination), is a program to equip and empower faith leaders, faith communities, and faith-based organizations to be at the forefront of challenging and combating systemic racism. The RISE! process includes assessment, consultation, and a two-day workshop highlighting both the historical roots of racism and its current manifestations within religious institutions and faith practices.

Next RISE Workshop: March 12-13, 2020

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From Our Community With Love

December 12, 2019 / No Comments

From Our Community With Love By Hannah Hasan (Person 1) There are those who have asked for us to tell our stories of unity Those who need for us to be a vision of diversity (Person 2) And there are...

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A Message From Crisis Assistance: Loving Our Neighbors Experiencing Poverty

December 31, 2019 / No Comments

Meck Min Thanksgiving 2019 Good evening. It’s always an honor for Crisis Assistance Ministry to be part of this special service. For too many Charlotteans experiencing poverty, worry about where th...

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A Message From Crisis Assistance: Our Neighbors Experiencing Poverty

December 31, 2019 / No Comments

Meck Min Thanksgiving 2019 Good evening. It’s always an honor for Crisis Assistance Ministry to be part of this special service. For too many Charlotteans experiencing poverty, worry about where th...

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