Many people turn first to a member of the clergy when they are in trouble. This may be especially true for families that are not linked to social service systems. Contrary to popular belief, many religious organizations are paying special attention to social service issues like health care. Congregations are getting more actively involved in tending to the concerns of members and the larger community.
Many congregations enlist their members to participate in community service projects.
They are always looking for worthwhile activities for their volunteers. AR.K. with neighborhood children at Health Fair 2000. Paul Lewis of AACF with neighborhood kids at Health Fair 2000. A large crowd enjoys the food and entertainment at Health Fair 2000. The health fair served over 900 people and made a significant impact on health awareness in African American neighborhoods in the Little Rock area.