The DCIA ANNUAL Banquet will be 6:00 pm Tuesday, January 24 at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 82 Kimberly Dr. Rev. William Barber, President of NC NAACP, Speaking. Music by United Voices of Praise. Seed Money and CROP Hunger Walk Funds will be awarded.
DONATE NOW TO YO:DURHAM, AND SEE YOUR GIFT DOUBLED! The Stewards Fund is offering a matching grant of up to $20,000 for new or increased donors to YO:Durham during December 1, 2011 through February 29, 2012. If you haven't donated to YO:Durham since November 2010, all of your gift will be doubled! If you have donated, give a little larger and see the amount of your increase doubled!
DCIA is an interfaith, inter-racial organization of 62 congregations. Every member congregation has three representatives, including clergy, who serve as their liaison to the organization.
Each congregation is asked to contribute an amount between one-half and one percent of its previous year’s budget. No congregation is refused membership for inability to donate at these levels. Congregations also agree to recruit at least five percent of their active adult members to be volunteers in DCIA-sponsored programs.
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Durham Congregations in Action |
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OFFICERS
Rev. Spencer Bradford, Executive Director
Durham Mennonite Church
Rev. Jimmie Hawkins, President |
Rev. Dr. Ginger Brasher-Cunningham |
Rev. Joe Hensley, Secretary |
Bob Newlin, Treasurer |
Chuck Byrd, Past President |
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Susan Blackmon, YO:Durham Director Eric Olson-Getty, YO:Durham Internship Coordinator |
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Other Members of the Board
| Lisa Salzman, Judea Reform Synagogue |
Rev. Joe Harvard, First Presbyterian Church |
| Rev. Carl Kenny, Compassion Ministries of Durham |
Mary Morris, St. Joseph's Episcopal Church |
| Hank Eichin, Holy Cross Catholic Church |
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| Rev. Linda Parker, Covenant Presbyterian Church |
LaNella Smith, Asbury Temple United Methodist Church |