Ministry built for the whole person, and the entire community.
For nearly three decades, Judah International Christian Center has paired direct service to our Crown Heights neighbors with hands-on technical assistance for the front-line organizations working alongside us — a wholistic model of faith in action.
A wholistic model, not a one-service pipeline.
Judah International Christian Center was founded in 1996 under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Cheryl Anthony. From the start, the church understood its calling as bigger than any single program: it would serve individual community members directly, while also strengthening the network of front-line organizations already doing that work across Brooklyn.
Nearly thirty years later, that dual commitment — direct service alongside technical assistance and capacity building — still defines how Judah shows up in Crown Heights: not as a single point of contact, but as connective tissue for the wider community.
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Women of Faith Advocating Change
WFAC brings together female faith leaders from fifteen Brooklyn-based houses of worship, alongside community service providers and stakeholders, into a single coalition — one body stitched from many congregations, organized around the health of women and girls.
Theologically grounded & community-led.
WFAC's messengers are nationally recognized faith leaders who live in and serve the same New York City congregations as the women and girls they're speaking to — uniquely positioned to educate and motivate change on the health issues hitting Brooklyn's women hardest. The initial campaign targets six end-stage or disease states:
Moments from nearly three decades of ministry.
A wholistic model shows up in the rooms it keeps — classrooms, precincts, sanctuaries, and the street.
