Helping Hands Ministry Over the next 2 months of the Covid-19 crisis, we plan to feed 150 families each week who are low-income or homeless as identified by the Wake County Public School System. This is a great way to do the most good in our community with as minimal risk as possible to all involved. This is a collaborative…
Church of Christ Disaster Relief Team — The Disaster Relief Team, an organization with whom Brooks collaborates frequently, continues to do reconstruction work in the Florida panhandle following the destruction from Hurricane Micheal. They currently have a call out for volunteers to assist. See this article for details or contact Jim Green – LINK.
Church of Christ Disaster Relief Effort — Groups of members from Brooks Avenue are regularly called on to visit locations who have recently suffered from natural disasters — hurricanes, tornadoes, fires, etc. — to provide physical support to one of the two, church of Christ sponsored disaster relief organizations. One of the organizations, Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Effort, out…
Hurricane Florence — Volunteers from Brooks Avenue coordinated with relief organizations to offer first response following Hurricane Florence in 2018.
Statistics on Church Giving We thought these were interesting statistics about Christian giving — attributed to NonProfitSource.com. Giving to religion (defined as giving specifically to congregations, denominations, missionary societies, and religious media) has consistently remained America’s single largest recipient of charitable giving. 49% of all church giving transactions are made with a card. 8/10 people who give to churches have…
Brooks Avenue Church of Christ supports the fourth annual fundraiser for Carolina Bible Camp. Event will be: Saturday, April 6 at 5:30 p.m.. Tickets are $50 and for details contact Randal Burton (randal@carolinabiblecamp.com).
