If you are age 21 - 30 and Interested in Intentional Christian Community, Urban Farming and Food Justice and Diversity and Reconciliation: We would love to welcome you home to The Foundry House, a new residential community for young adults on the campus of Crossnore School and Children’s Home, 1 mile from downtown Winston-Salem.
Read MoreHeld the first Tuesday of the month
with a brown bag lunch in the the Dining Room, Bldg. B..
The lunch series is free and open to the public.
Read MoreA project of American Friends Service Committee City of W-S and Winston-Salem State University
We are Latinxs residents of the Triad defending our communities from criminalization, ICE
detention and other forms of injustice and oppression.
Read MoreSchool of Love forms new rhythms of life together for the sake of 1) deep formation into the Christian life and 2) justice and beloved community across systemic divides in Winston-Salem. We seek life together in Christ for the life of the world.
Read MoreFor 4 years now, we have been meeting weekly in the heart of the city on Mondays at 2:30pm to praise Jesus Christ and lift up prayer of intercession for whatever concerns are on our hearts.
Read MorePrayer4Unity was born of the belief that, as a people, we want and need unity and not division.
Read MoreTwice now, women from different backgrounds - gentile, Jewish, gay, young, old, of diverse professions, and economic status - answered an invitation to come together.
These women came sharing, willing to listen, not judge; open to discussing their individual desires to learn more about the other race. Reveling in their introducing of themselves, …
Read MorePiedmont Freedom Schools (PFS) is a summer enrichment program, birthed out of the 1964 Freedom Summer.
With a strong social justice emphasis, PFS seeks to engage scholars in intentional culturally-relevant curriculum to reduce summer learning slide and…
Read MoreIn August 2015, Mayor Joines accepted the My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) challenge and WSSU was named the lead community partner to collaborate on achieving the six MBK goals: …
Read MoreLIT City’s youth development initiatives seeks to build in solidarity with under-served Winston-Salem teens from the “classroom to the corner, from the court to the concert.”
Read MoreTo enhance the education and life-long learning for under-served youth and their families. GIDE currently provides services to over 200 students and their families at four sites: Cleveland Avenue Homes, Piedmont Park, Rolling Hills Apartments, and Townview Apartment. …
Read MoreThe Forsyth Promise is a diverse partnership that unites our community’s efforts and ideas on education.
The Forsyth Promise brings all our community’s efforts and ideas together to…
Read MoreOur speaker series, In My Backyard: Faith and Current Events, meets on the fourth Thursday of each month from September through May. Please join us!
Read More“I want to be remembered as a DRUM MAJOR for justice.” Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Drum Majors Alliance exists to inspire, educate, and prophetically speak to Christians on issues of race, class, culture, social justice, intercultural ministry, and more.
Read MoreReading Club… The Color of Compromise takes readers on a historical journey: from America’s early colonial days through slavery and the Civil War, covering the tragedy of Jim Crow laws and the victories of the Civil Rights era, to today’s Black Lives Matter movement. Author Jemar Tisby reveals the obvious—and the far more subtle—ways the American church has compromised what the Bible teaches about human dignity and equality.
Read MorePrayer has been the foundation of the work that happened this weekend.
Please join us and invite others to pray together over the continued work of beloved community in our city towards equity, justice, and freedom.
Read MoreJoin us for a morning of prayer and celebration with Tim Lowe, President of Lowes Foods, at the 6th Annual Citywide Prayer Breakfast on Tuesday, April 30th at 7am (buffet opens at 6:15am) in the Benton Convention Center.
Read MoreA Call to Conversation is a national movement with one goal – to spark more meaningful conversation.
The immediate impact of a Call to Conversation will be new relationships and a stronger
community among alumnea, parents, faculty, staff and students.
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