Walk Together Asheville Community Meeting

Join the Beloved Community Center for a follow-up discussion after The Long March for Unity & Justice to explore what’s happening on the ground locally—including advocacy efforts, community support, pressing concerns, and next steps. Refreshments will be provided, and we encourage you to bring a friend—or even a stranger—to be part of the conversation. Sat, April 12 |

The Beloved Community Center Mourns the Loss of Rev. Dr. Nelson N. Johnson

  1943-2025 With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Rev. Dr. Nelson N. Johnson of Greensboro, North Carolina.  Rev. Johnson was the founding pastor of Faith Community Church (retired) and Founding Co-Executive Director of The Beloved Community Center of Greensboro. As Rev. Johnson often communicated,” We, the people, must strive to walk

Day of Racial Healing

New Date: Tuesday, Feb 4, 2025, 6:00PM St. Matthews United Methodist Church. 600 E Florida St, Greensboro, NC 2740 Featuring grounding techniques, small group dialogues, and creative activities to foster unity and reflection. We encourage you to wear or bring something that reflects your culture. Thank you for your continued belief in and support of

THE LONG MARCH FOR UNITY & JUSTICE

Photo by Tomeka Sinclair | The Laurinburg Exchange Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make THE LONG MARCH FOR UNITY & JUSTICE a success. Your dedication, voice, and participation have made a real impact. Together, we've taken important steps toward unity and positive change, and we couldn't have done it without

Greensboro recognizes Black history; Bus wraps celebrate Black patriots of Revolutionary War

By John Luke Farah The Greensboro bus with the Black Patriots wrap on display at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park. Photo by Bernetiae Reed. “Can it be done by July 4?” B. Bernitiae Reed said to Mayor Pro Tem Yvonne Johnson.  “It’ll be tight,” Johnson said. After the murder of George Floyd on

2023 Morningside & Mosaic Awards

On Wednesday, June 28, we had the privilege of attending the City of Greensboro Celebration, celebrating human rights, and recognizing the recipients of the 2023 Morningside & Mosaic Awards. Reverend Nelson Johnson, BCC's Co-Executive Director, delivered a moving speech honoring the scholarship recipients and paying tribute to the victims of the 1979 Greensboro Massacre. The

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