A Simple Meal: The Recipe for Friendship
A Simple Meal: The Recipe for Friendship
By Dan Crain, South Atlanta Community Facilitator What happens when you share a meal with someone? You are equals, and each person brings something to the table. […]
This is the Gist
[Immediately after we rebranded Church on the Street as REMERGE a pastor friend and long time supporter emailed me and asked if I could “define the essence of the difference […]
God is the builder of reconciliation
By Malcolm Cox-el Homeless….what comes to mind? Someone who you cannot see the divine? Not someone below the poverty line, Labels just gloss over what’s truly inside, You can’t judge […]
Be careful of the shrapnel
Be careful of the shrapnel by Dan Crain, South Atlanta Community Facilitator Let me let you in a little secret for those seeking to join their lives with the vulnerable; […]
Looks can be deceiving.
Looks can be deceiving by Malcolm Cox-el, Community Facilitator of Thirkield University Being a young black man in America can be hard at times. Some of the times the […]
Comfortable Silence
When I started working with Church on the Street five years ago the culture of the community was such that during prayer time I kept a foot on my backpack […]
A woman that no one knew
By Sylvia Broome, Central ATL Community Facilitator She sat on a wall in a park in downtown Atlanta crying, sweating and in pain. She said her back hurt. […]
I’m a hustler
Written by South Atlanta Community Facilitator, Michelle Witherspoon I’m a hustler. I’d like to say I’m a recovering hustler but more times than not I continue to see […]
Why young black men don’t run with a computer
(This blog was originally published on Dan Crain’s blog Love Neighbor as Yourself) Having lived in black community for five years and becoming good friends with people who are black, […]
A Family
We value community. We value community because we believe it is a natural result of reconciliation in Christ. We also value community because we think it can help facilitate family. […]
