Resources

why do we provide resources?

Caring for your neighbors in holistic ways is a lifelong journey that requires ongoing growth and development for individuals and communities. We provide resources to educate and equip all the residents of Durham with practical ways to get involved, insights on pressing issues, and theological content to help you live a life that reflects the whole gospel.

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Resources

“Who is my Neighbor?” Podcast

Who is My Neighbor? is a new podcast about what it looks like to love your neighbor. The first season focuses on the present moment: how do we love our neighbors amid a pandemic and a history of racial injustice? From the heart of Durham, this podcast highlights...

Call for Proposals: Durham Pilgrimage of Pain and Hope Video Curriculum

Click here for the complete Request for Proposals. The Durham Pilgrimage of Pain and Hope is an opportunity to discover how our spiritual journeys are connected to the place we live - Durham, NC. In its current form, the pilgrimage takes a...

ReCity 20 for 20 Summer Madness Sharp Shooting Contest

What? Keith Daniel, DurhamCares Board Chair and 2018 Bull City Madness Tournament Champion challenges the ReCity network (staff, board, or program participant) to a free throw and 3-point shooting contest. Winning organization receives $500 donation. If...

Rev. Dr. Willie Jennings – Racism: The History of the Problem

Racism: the History of the Problem with special guest, Rev. Dr. Willie Jennings, Professor of Systematic Theology and Africana Studies at Yale Divinity School The Mt. Level Community Based Partnership for Racial Justice partnered with...

Moving Forward

Moving Forward: A Global Pandemic, Racial Injustice, and Church Leadership in a Time of Crisis In late May, as stay at home orders were beginning to lift, faith leaders were faced with the question about how, if, and when to transition to in-person...

Yet Holding On

A reflection from DurhamCares Pilgrimage Director, Tammy Rodman Wheeew...how are you all doing out there? I don't know about you but this season has been a roller coaster ride for me. Watching the ticker in amazement as 100,000 or more people have died in this...