Since April 2022, the governors of Texas and Arizona have been bussing migrants to Union Station in Washington, DC and dropping them off without the benefit of resources to help them travel to their sponsors in other parts of the country. Since neither the federal or local governments are providing aid, a group of organizations […]
The Refugee & Immigration Committee will be sponsoring a Prayer Vigil in recognition of National Immigrants Day.The Vigil will take place on the south (Morgan Street) side of the NC State Capitol grounds, and speakers will include families who have been through the immigration process as well as individuals engaged in ministry to immigrant communities. […]
Description Welcome to the new Living the Word Justice and Equity Ministry Network!! The Aspen Institute recently stated that there is a news and information gap in rural America. The LtW-JE Ministry Eastern NC Network (virtual) helps to fulfill that gap and connect any and all congregations, faith-anchored, and activist community-based organizations that promote justice […]
What Crossroads provides laity and clergy the opportunity for an honest conversation about race and justice. This year’s theme is Prophetic Living in a Broken World: Practicing Resurrection. Register by March 8th→ When Registration is from 1-3 pm on March 23. The event will end at noon on March 25. Where Franklinton Center, 281 Southbend […]
The Office of Race Equity and Justice Ministries, in partnership with Neighborhood Seminary, is offering an amazing opportunity, a journey/course with the authors of “Healing Haunted Histories,” Dr. Elaine Enns and Ched Myers. This original work, subtitled: A Settler's Discipleship of Decolonization, brings innovative and transformative learning experiences to persons who want to pursue more […]
