This week, the Coptic Orthodox Church of Michigan is expanding its real estate footprint by buying up Catholic churches that are no longer in use, a new movement is challenging the taboo against talking about suicide in Black churches, religious scholars discus the revival of women deacons, and First Lady Jill Biden hosted women faith leaders and advocates for an afternoon tea at the White House.
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This week, we share news on community partnerships with houses of faith in Austin and interfaith dialogues that are taking place in New York. We also look at NYC affordable housing and updates on West Park Presbyterian Church.
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This week we look at houses of faith that are being rebuilt, repurposed, or redeveloped. Plus, we look at updates on the affordable housing crisis and initiatives that are working to address it.
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This week we look at how the faith community is helping people in their community access the internet, an update on the migrant crisis, and how houses of faith and faith-based organizations are advocating for and developing affordable housing.
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This week we look at ongoing security concerns in NYC amid conflict in the Middle East, faith-based real estate news locally and nationally, and faith organizations in their communities.
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This week we look at faith-based land uses, climate and environmental sustainability (including climate preparedness resources), New York City housing and real estate, and funding for mission work.
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