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Rural Clergy Fellows
Rural Clergy Fellows
Campbell's Center for Church & Community is now accepting applications for the 2021 Rural Clergy Fellow. The 12-month cohort will provide coaching and explore topics related to resilience in ministry, clergy isolation and community leader engagement.
quarterly gatherings, peer learning groups and webinars
connect with peers, leaders and mentors
fortify community skills and resources
personal and spiritual growth and development
each fellow is eligible for a Community Stimulus Grant
Community Conversation Series
Community Conversation Series
Join Come to the Table and Campbell's Center for Church & Community as we host a community conversation around the emotional and spiritual support for clergy during this season of uncertainty. The conversation will be facilitated by Rev. Dr. Fatimah Salleh and Elizabeth Howze. For more information, please contact Jarred White at jarred@rafiusa.org.
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Ministers' Health Summit
Ministers' Health Summit
The 2020 Virtual Ministers’ Health Summit promoted wellness, self-care and offered ideas to promote healthy lifestyle habits for ministers and the people they serve. Speakers included: Dr. Matt Bloom, Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley, Dr. Bo Prosser, Dr. Mac Wallace, Dr. Michelle Green, and Dr. Nicholas Pennings.
Harnett County Non-Profit Leadership
Harnett County Non-Profit Leadership
Stay connected and get to know other Non-Profit Leaders of Harnett County.
The work you do is critical to the fabric of our community, and we want to be able to support you!
Resilience and Connections Matter
Resilience and Connections Matter
Campbell's Center for Church & Community, Divinity School and School of Public Health partnered with Prevent Child Abuse NC and Connections Matter to host a screening of the documentary Resilience.
The documementary Resilience reveals that toxic stress can trigger hormones that wreak havoc on the brains and bodies of children, putting them at a greater rist for disease, homelessness, prison time, and early death.
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