“Our vision for urban ministry is to see thriving, flourishing communities where individuals and families experience the fullness of life found in Jesus Christ. We envision a city where every person is valued, empowered, and equipped to reach their God-given potential, regardless of their background or circumstances.
Our vision for urban ministry is rooted in the belief that God’s love has the power to transform lives and communities. We are committed to partnering with residents, churches, organizations, and leaders to see this vision become a reality, one life, one neighborhood, and one city at a time.”
This vision statement captures the overarching goals and aspirations of urban ministry, reflecting a commitment to holistic transformation, justice, empowerment, and reconciliation in urban communities.
Director, Urban Ministries
(916) 886-5612
rudolph.peters@nccsda.com
Associate Director
(916) 886-5615
Kathy.Batchelor@nccsda.com
Administrative Assistant
(916) 886-5613
Yolanda.Frazier@nccsda.com
africanamericanministry@nccsda.com
The Community Services & Urban Ministry Certification Program: This community-based program equips participants to be engaged with critical service learning to create a sustainable impact in their communities.
https://www.communityservices.org/online-courses/education-2/community-services-and-urban-ministry/
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