Christian Community Development Association
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One in four adults in the United States has a disability, the majority of which are non-apparent. How can we make our organizations more inclusive for people with disabilities? How can we design our policies and structures with them in mind? Join Jena Kitchen, with Radiate Social Impact, for this important and timely class. We […]
Redistribution means creating equal access to resources, power, and opportunity for all humanity. When God’s people commit to living in marginalized and low-status communities, seek to be good neighbors, exemplify what it means to be a follower of Christ, work for justice for the entire community, and utilize resources to address the problems of the community alongside their neighbors, then redistribution is being practiced. A lifestyle of redistribution confronts the unjust distribution of our economic, social, educational, and relational resources. It breaks down our systems of poverty and oppression and decreases the economic disparity in our communities. As a result, our communities are able to flourish with the resources they need to do so. Join Darryl Answer to learn more about the CCD component of Redistribution.
Redistribution means creating equal access to resources, power, and opportunity for all humanity. When God’s people commit to living in marginalized and low-status communities, seek to be good neighbors, exemplify what it means to be a follower of Christ, work for justice for the entire community, and utilize resources to address the problems of the community alongside their neighbors, then redistribution is being practiced. A lifestyle of redistribution confronts the unjust distribution of our economic, social, educational, and relational resources. It breaks down our systems of poverty and oppression and decreases the economic disparity in our communities. As a result, our communities are able to flourish with the resources they need to do so. Join Darryl Answer to learn more about the CCD component of Redistribution.
Redistribution means creating equal access to resources, power, and opportunity for all humanity. When God’s people commit to living in marginalized and low-status communities, seek to be good neighbors, exemplify what it means to be a follower of Christ, work for justice for the entire community, and utilize resources to address the problems of the community alongside their neighbors, then redistribution is being practiced. A lifestyle of redistribution confronts the unjust distribution of our economic, social, educational, and relational resources. It breaks down our systems of poverty and oppression and decreases the economic disparity in our communities. As a result, our communities are able to flourish with the resources they need to do so. Join Darryl Answer to learn more about the CCD component of Redistribution.
Let's reflect on our own sustainability in youth work, explore how faith and spirituality impact youth mental health and adult support responses, name care practices that are collective, cultural, and sustaining.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Leaders need teams to accomplish their mission, but it’s not easy. People with diverse perspectives and communication styles can face many challenges when working together. Discover the benefits of using StrengthsFinder for team-building. Learn more about your team's individual and collective strengths, nurture personal, spiritual, and emotional health within your organization and between team members. Led by pastor and leadership coach Steve Garcia, leaders will receive tools to build their teams, play to their strengths, and get things done.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
The greatest sustaining power of community development is the community building of a local church. Christian community is based on people living in the community and having a local church to worship together. The church helps people to understand that each person has gifts and talents, and all must utilize those for the greater good of the community. A worshipping church breaks down many of the barriers, including racial, educational, and cultural barriers that often separate people in communities. Join Sam Heath and Rev. Dr. Eun Strawser to learn more about the CCD component of Church-Based.
Reconciliation is the essence of shalom—restoring relationships where nothing is missing and nothing is broken. Christian Community Development is committed to seeing people and communities experience God’s shalom. Join Sam Heath and Rev Dr. Hanna Broome to learn more about the CCD component of Reconciliation.
Christian Community Development (CCD) affirms the dignity of individuals and collaborates with neighbors to leverage community resources and assets to bring about sustainable change. Join Host Sam Heath and Pastor Keeyon Carter to learn more about the CCD component of Listening to the Community.
