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Crisis Assistance Ministry

Coverage of Crisis Assistance Ministry in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 23 · 21:49 UTCMost recent: Jul 24 · 10:37 UTC
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North Carolina clergyorganization1House Bill 437topic1Josh Steinperson1Reeder Memorial Baptist Churchorganization1Rev. Thomas Farrell Jr.person1Rev. Rodney Sadlerperson1House Republicansorganization1Monroeplace1Turning Pointorganization1Robert Burnsperson1Surluta Anthonyperson1Heather Gardnerperson1Ebony Hansenperson1Outside Agency Programtopic1
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  • POLITICSJul 24 · 10:37 UTCQCITY METRO CHARLOTTE
    North Carolina clergy say House Bill 437 criminalizes homelessness in North Carolina

    North Carolina clergy oppose House Bill 437, which bans unauthorized camping on public property and creates new drug-related felonies near shelters, arguing it criminalizes homelessness without addressing its root causes. Governor Josh Stein vetoed the bill, but House Republicans plan to override the veto, despite concerns about funding and potential litigation against local governments.

  • POLITICSJun 23 · 21:49 UTCWSOC ABC CHARLOTTE
    Monroe nonprofits face budget shortfall due to issue with city money

    Nonprofits in Monroe face a budget shortfall after the city withheld funds typically allocated for community services. The city cited a policy cap issue, but council later raised the cap, leaving funding in limbo due to a conflict of interest involving Mayor pro tem Surluta Anthony. Crisis Assistance Ministry and Turning Point are among the impacted organizations, with risks to housing programs and services for vulnerable residents.