Rev. Rachel Pierce is joined by Susann Brown and Chief Adkins of the Chickahominy Indian tribe, and Chief Adams of the Upper Mattaponi Indian tribe to share their rich history, their relationship to the city and land of Richmond, and how they collaborate to see their communities flourish.
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Connect to leaders living with marginalized communities.
Being a part of our association allows you to connect with, learn from, and contribute to our CCDA family across the United States, living with marginalized communities.
Catalyze your community’s assets.
As a member, you will gain access (often free!) to resources and training opportunities around the best practices in Christian Community Development.
Experience God’s shalom together.
We partner alongside God and our neighbors in the places they are already working to bring shalom to our communities – aspiring to make them places where nothing is missing and nothing is broken. We do this with networks nationwide and annually at our national conference.
Multiethnicity, Racial Fatigue, and Soul Care
As we consider the types of practices or habits to reduce or remove in our lives, we must also consider new practices and habits that can be lifegiving and foster racial resilience.
Learning from Local Leaders with Chasing Justice
G. Tyler Burns is joined by Alethea Lamberson to share stories of hope and impact as young people encounter community building in their neighborhoods.
