As Pandemic Programs End, Churches Play Bigger Role In Fighting Food Insecurity

(OPINION) Food banks, food pantries, meal programs and similar initiatives run by churches and other faith-based institutions are among the charitable organizations seeking to fill the gap left by government benefits for the food insecure.

Opinion, North AmericaBrad R. FultonNovember 5, 2021food insecure, food insecurity, COVID-19, food bank, poverty, SNAP, Brad R. FultonComment

Americans Are In A Mental Health Crisis — Especially African Americans. Can Churches Help?

(OPINION) For a variety of reasons, many African Americans face barriers to mental health care. But as a sociologist who focuses on community-based organizations, Brad Fulton finds that strengthening relationships between churches and mental health providers can be one way to increase access to needed services.

North America, OpinionBrad R. FultonOctober 15, 2021Brad R. Fulton, mental health, African American, Black church, Covid-19, pandemic, lockdown, online worshipComment

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