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You are invited! Except for July, we gather together on 3rd Tuesdays at 11:45am. Our next assembly is March 19 at Iglesia La Semilla (806 Clarendon St.), at 11:45am. We will have a panel on family violence. Flyers for upcoming events are below!

In the mean time, please feel free to attend our “Some Were Others” Exhibit through the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum to learn more about religious hate, the consequences of racism and bias, genocide, and how we can resist harm together. If you would like to host the exhibit or have a group come do an activity or event, please email Breana at durhamnaction@gmail.com.

Feb.27-March 11, Croasdaile Retirement Community, open during office hours and by appointment

March 12-27, First Presbyterian Church, open to the public during office hours



Who We Are

Durham Congregations in Action is a cooperative, multi-faith network offering care and support for the most vulnerable and forgotten in our community, and planting seeds in new initiatives to change lives in Durham.

Our Mission

Durham Congregations in Action engages diverse faith communities to
build beloved community.

Our Affirmation

In a spirit of reconciliation and with gratitude for the gift of diversity, DCIA seeks to inform, connect, and engage all people to create a community of justice and peace through our common prayers and acts of compassion; and with prophetic courage to act as advocates for the dignity and well-being of all persons, recognizing that behind every human face is the face of God.

En el espíritu de reconciliación y con gratitud por el don de la diversidad, DCIA busca informar, connectar, y comprometer a todas las personas para crear una comunidad de justicia y paz a través de nuestras oraciones comunes y actos de compasión, y con valor profético actuar como defensores de la dignidad y el bienestar de todas las personas, reconociendo que detrás de cada rostro humano está el rostro de Dios.



Mental Health Guides for Faith Leaders

Here is a resource for faith leaders who may have questions about mental health: Mental Health: A Guide for Faith Leaders

Here is a mental health resource page for African-American congregations and communities: https://www.sunshinebehavioralhealth.com/mental-health-issues-facing-the-black-community/


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