Religious Terrace Organization

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Thirty-one Black churches have received a total of $4 million to help preserve their buildings and the Black history they represent.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation announced the second round of Preserving Black Churches grants from its African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund on Monday (Jan. 15), the national holiday honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Along with the funds provided last year, the Action Fund has supported more than 70 historic churches with $8.7 million in grants.

“We created the Preserving Black Churches program to ensure the historic Black church’s legacy is told and secured,” said Brent Leggs, executive director of the fund, in a statement, adding that “these cultural assets can continue to foster community resilience and drive meaningful change in our society.”

This year’s grants, which range from $50,000 to $200,000, will allow congregations to address issues such as mold contamination, demolition, water filtration and deferred maintenance.

Among the recipients this year is Town Clock Church in New Albany, Indiana, which was constructed in 1852 and then named Second Presbyterian Church. It was a station on the Underground Railroad, providing shelter to enslaved people who were fugitives. Funds earmarked for endowment and financial sustainability will be used to maintain 2014 preservation and restoration efforts.

Others include African Methodist Episcopal churches that received capital project grants. For example, Atlanta’s Big Bethel AME Church was the birthplace of Morris Brown College, the first educational institution in Georgia owned completely by African Americans. New Orleans’ St. James AME Church was a gathering site for marchers of the Civil Rights Movement and the headquarters of the Louisiana Native Guards, Black Union soldiers who fought in the Civil War.

Source: Religions News Service.
15/01/2024

RAMADAN KAREEM!
It is Month of Love.
A Month of Peace.
Month of Unity.

Behold, the Executive members of Religious Terrace Organization 2022-2024

This set of people had been working consistently on the growth of the organization. Towards the success of the IRPC'22 their efforts can never be ruled out or underrated.

The spirit of oneness and unifying they embrace keeps the organization moving even before their appointment to the positions.

May Almighty grease your elbows and strengthen your muscles to face the tasks ahead.

These are the Fruits that begat PEACE.

Fruit of UNDERSTANDING is COMPASSION.
Fruit of COMPASSION is LOVE
Fruit of LOVE is PEACE.

Happy New Month
Happy New Week
Happy New Day

These are the Fruits that begat PEACE.

Fruit of UNDERSTANDING is COMPASSION.
Fruit of COMPASSION is LOVE
Fruit of LOVE is PEACE.

Happy New Month
Happy New Week
Happy New Day

STILL IN THE MODE OF CELEBRATION.

As we are Celebrating Nigeria Independence day we wish all all Religious Peace Lovers happy Celebration as Religious Terrace Organization Celebrates her 2nd year Anniversary.

2 years of promoting Religious Tolerance, Peace and Harmony in the Society.✝️☮️☪️