Reimagining with CCDA - 2021 Stay tuned! We have exciting things planned for 2022 - in the first quarter alone, get ready for some content around Black History Month & Locked in Solidarity. You're not going to want to miss it! Loving our AAPI Family Learning from our Immigrant [...]Read More
The Paradox of Advent
Welcome to #ccdaAdvent. CCDA invites you to consider what the hope of Advent meant for the women who were a pivotal part of Jesus’s birth. Join us in a communal reflection on the very real ways Jesus’s birth and incarnation required an unexplainable hope during a season of waiting and [...]Read More
The Waiting is Uncomfortable
Welcome to #ccdaAdvent.CCDA invites you to consider what the hope of Advent meant for the women who were a pivotal part of Jesus's birth. Join us in a communal reflection on the very real ways Jesus's birth and incarnation required an unexplainable hope during a season of waiting and [...]Read More
#ccdaAdvent playlist
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Advent Begins in the Dark
Welcome to #ccdaAdvent.CCDA invites you to consider what the hope of Advent meant for the women who were a pivotal part of Jesus's birth. Join us in a communal reflection on the very real ways Jesus's birth and incarnation required an unexplainable hope during a season of waiting and [...]Read More
Our Cup is Full
Reflections from the staff at Mission Adelante Our cup is full.Our team spent last weekend at the 2021 Christian Community Development Association conference. The theme this year was "Reimagine" based off of Ephesians 3:20-21 "Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or [...]Read More
New Book Alert: “Count It All Joy” by Dr. John Perkins
by Jemar Tisby A living civil rights legend imparts a lifetime of hard-earned wisdom in what may be his final book. John’s Perkins had every reason to turn his back on God and on white people. Born into poverty in rural Mississippi, his mother died when he was just a baby, partially due to [...]Read More
Spotlight: Voter Engagement & Support Networking Session
By Dr. Mary Nelson Now more than ever - voting, voter turnout, and good candidates - are crucial to the well-being of our communities. Local struggles on school boards, stances on redistricting, state budgets, as well as national issues on community safety and police shape the future of our [...]Read More