CHRC'S Community Outreach Advocates (COA) continuing to give back to the community

Giving Back: After the work day is done, many of the Community Outreach Advocates, are still finding ways to give back to the community.

On October 4th, Community Outreach Advocate Dorron Hunter, took 29 intercity Youth to Morehead State University's Homecoming. This yearly trip provides youth with an opportunity to engage with a positive male role model and experience college life.

On October 11th, Community Outreach Advocate, Pastor “Pete” Mingo, attended a conference on domestic violence at the Christ Temple Full Gospel Baptist Church in Evanston. This conference was organized and put on by women from approximately a dozen churches in the greater Cincinnati area. The conference theme was a “Season of Healing”. The conference was well attended (approximately 200 attendees from varying socioeconomic, racial, ethnic, religious backgrounds, etc.). Many survivors of DV gave testimonies concerning the domestic violence they suffered, shared messages of hope, healing and restoration.

On October 18th, Community Outreach Advocate, Aaron Pullins was invited to be the Master of Ceremony at the Madisonville “Song Fest.” This was a faith base event where churches from the Hispanic/Latino community, Korean, Catholic and Baptist Church participated.

Keep up the great work!