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A network of black farmers and black churches delivers fresh food from soil to sanctuary

The Black Church Food Security Network promotes long-term economic empowerment among black farmers and congregations while addressing issues of health, food accessibility and self-determination.

By Edie Gross Journalist

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Memphis Athletic Ministries for youth isn't just recreational and educational. It's incarnational.

The real aim of MAM isn’t to teach basketball to the 700 kids who show up every day. It is to build community and strengthen families by demonstrating God’s love.

By David Waters Journalist

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With a spirit of 'irrational generosity,' a church helps pay the debts of Howard University seniors and sustain a historic connection to HBCUs

Alfred Street Baptist Church has a long history of supporting college students and historically black colleges and universities. So when a churchwide fast in January yielded $150,000, they knew where to invest it: in future leaders.

By Andrew Kragie Journalist

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A campus ministry on the U.S.-Mexico border trains young Christians to lead

Life on the border is difficult. But the Baptist Student Ministry of the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley is working to help young adults who live there leverage their own strength and resilience to step out as leaders of the Valley and the nation.

By Patton Dodd Journalist

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An interfaith clergy panel models civil discourse in public conversations about tough topics

Can people debate issues such as abortion, gun control and police brutality without anger and division? The five clergy who make up Tallahassee’s “God Squad” say it’s possible because of the friendship and faith at the core of their long-running civic experiment.

By Andrew J. Skerritt Journalist

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A network of black farmers and black churches delivers fresh food from soil to sanctuary

Memphis Athletic Ministries for youth isn't just recreational and educational. It's incarnational.

With a spirit of 'irrational generosity,' a church helps pay the debts of Howard University seniors and sustain a historic connection to HBCUs

A campus ministry on the U.S.-Mexico border trains young Christians to lead

An interfaith clergy panel models civil discourse in public conversations about tough topics

In booming Austin, Texas, churches struggle to keep pace with the city's growth

Creators of a new musical pursue healing and reconciliation

A church and community partnership helps bring fresh groceries to a Chicago food desert

Orthodox-affiliated nonprofit helps a neighborhood heal from a legacy of trauma

The House DC offers hot meals, a safe space and a sense of community to at-risk teens