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PHW Collaborative and Mini-Grant FAQs

PHW Collaborative

Join our network of partners across the state promoting health, wholeness, and abundant living in their communities. Application open Feb. 1-Nov. 30.

Mini-Grant Cycle

Congregations who join the PHW Collaborative and did not receive a grant in the 2018 Fall Cycle are eligible to apply in our 2019 winter cycle. Applications open Feb. 1.

Spotlight Congregations

Partners in Health and Wholeness is proud to showcase the programs and initiatives of some of our partners’ health ministries across the state doing great work.

Disaster Relief

Due to the damaging effects of Hurricane Florence, Partners in Health and Wholeness has compiled a list of relief resources. Please click here to view the list and get involved.


Latest PHW News

Raleigh Report – February 12, 2019
Partners in Health and Wholeness Spotlight: Shalom Community Christian Church
Vetting the Vote: Medicaid Expansion
Less is Not More with New Health Insurance Changes

Partners in Health and Wholeness (PHW), an initiative of the North Carolina Council of Churches, is designed to bridge issues of faith, health, and justice. In order to live out the example of Jesus Christ – someone who dedicated his life to healing the sick, guiding the lost, comforting the downcast, and even raising the dead – this initiative seeks to provide people of faith with the tools necessary to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. By improving the health and well-being of people of faith, we hope to impact the larger community and ultimately reduce the health care burden on our state. Learn more.

From Our Partners

Sparta Presbyterian Church
Rock Hill
Rock Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Mt. Nebo Holy Church
Canaan Missionary Baptist Church

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Contact

Chris Pernell, Program Coordinator
Partners in Health and Wholeness
27 Horne St.
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 828-6501
christine@ncchurches.org

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Rob Schofield of @NCPolicyWatch will be leading a workshop at our entitled Power Struggles, the Sequel. He'll review legislative efforts to curb the governor’s powers. Are those efforts continuing, and what do they involve? More info: ncchurches.org/2019s… #ncpol @ncjustice pic.twitter.com/HvNg…

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Excited to have The Rev. Ron Stief, executive director of @NRCATtweets join us on March 9 to discuss strategies for ending CIA torture. Lunch and childcare are free if you register by March 6. More info: ncchurches.org/event… #ncpol pic.twitter.com/8JYm…

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There is still time to join us in Charlotte on March 12 and 13 for the Come to the Table Conference. The deadline to register has been extended to February 25. Many of our Council staff will be presenting workshops so we hope to see you there! rafiusa.org/cttt/201… pic.twitter.com/kDzF…

About 5 days ago

RT @healthandfaith Join us NEXT TUESDAY, February 27, for Medicaid Expansion Advocacy Day. We'll join together with fellow North Carolinians to tell our lawmakers it's time to #CloseTheGapNC Register today: docs.google.com/form… @nchealthaccess pic.twitter.com/7D5D…

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Excited to have The Rev. Ron Steif, executive director of @NRCATtweets join us in just a couple of weeks (March 9). He'll share with us ways the faith community can help bring an end to CIA torture. Space is limited so register today! ncchurches.org/event… pic.twitter.com/uapr…

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What an awesome program! Thanks @CISChatham for teaching our youth how to eat healthy on a budget. #health #nc twitter.com/CISChath…

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Our PHW Collaborative Application is now live! Read more at the link about how your faith community can partner with us to promote health & wholeness in NC. #health #faith #NC ncchurches.org/progr… pic.twitter.com/Fr83…

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Now more than ever we must show our support for Medicaid expansion. Check out our Advocacy Toolkit on writing an op-ed to your local paper to make your voice heard! #CloseTheGapNC #ncga #ncpol #health #faith ncchurches.org/take-…

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Join us NEXT TUESDAY, February 27, for Medicaid Expansion Advocacy Day. We'll join together with fellow North Carolinians to tell our lawmakers it's time to #CloseTheGapNC Register today: docs.google.com/form… @nchealthaccess pic.twitter.com/7D5D…

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RT @Michael_S_Regan “People affected by GenX & PFAS pollution in the Cape Fear River deserve real relief, and this order provides that relief ... We listened to the comments from the community, leaders, public utilities & established a strong path forward to protect #waterquality & public health.” twitter.com/wectnews…

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RT @ncchurches There is still time to join us in Charlotte on March 12 and 13 for the Come to the Table Conference. The deadline to register has been extended to February 25. Many of our Council staff will be presenting workshops so we hope to see you there! rafiusa.org/cttt/201… pic.twitter.com/kDzF…

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Let's @SupportFLOC in the upcoming #BoycottVUSE against Reynolds American Inc. and defend our tobacco farmworkers so that they may have a voice to negotiate better working conditions without fear of retaliation! floc.com/wordpress/b…

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