Unfortunately, North Carolina has continued to rank as one of the states with high rates of food insecurity. Add to that a pandemic, and hunger has become a critical issue. In this webinar, Mike Darrow, executive director of Feeding the Carolinas, will share the work of the food banks in the state as they work…
This webinar, led by Samuel Gunter, executive director of the North Carolina Housing Coalition, will help your congregation understand the state of housing in NC and how you can become a part of the community working to ensure a home for each North Carolinian. Access the webinar HERE.
This webinar, led by Rev. Suzanne Miller, executive director of Pastors for NC Children, will help your congregation understand the state of public education in NC and how you can become a part of the community working to ensure a quality education for each child in NC. Access the PowerPoint presentation HERE.
CBFNC has partnered with the Baptist Center for Ethics and the United Methodist Church to produce a non-partisan, biblically-based documentary on immigration. Use this free documentary and accompanying curriculum in your congregation to inspire and challenge. To access the discussion guide, click HERE.
There are many churches in our fellowship involved with racial equity & justice advocacy. Hear the stories of two of these congregations, St. John’s Baptist in Raleigh and First Baptist in Elkin, to learn how this type of work became a part of the churches’ mission.
There are many churches in our fellowship involved with immigration advocacy. Hear the stories of two of these congregations, Shiloh Restoration in Raleigh and Ardmore Baptist in Winston Salem, to learn how this type of work became a part of the churches’ mission.
In this webinar, led by Stephen Reeves and John Mark Boes of CBF Global, learn how advocacy work is a natural outgrowth from a congregation’s missions commitment. Hear the dos and don’ts of beginning this work in your congregation.