Steps for Generating Collaborative Action to House the Vulnerable in Charlotte, NC.

Holbrook, Andrew

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Steps for Generating Collaborative Action to House the Vulnerable in Charlotte, NC.

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Holbrook, Andrew. Steps for Generating Collaborative Action to House the Vulnerable In Charlotte, Nc. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2ca2d8b6-3909-4abd-baee-bdfebb00df31?locale=en.

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H. Andrew. Steps for Generating Collaborative Action to House the Vulnerable in Charlotte, NC. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2ca2d8b6-3909-4abd-baee-bdfebb00df31?locale=en

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Holbrook, Andrew. Steps for Generating Collaborative Action to House the Vulnerable In Charlotte, Nc. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2ca2d8b6-3909-4abd-baee-bdfebb00df31?locale=en.

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Abstract

This project explores how Christian communities can engage in collaborative action to address systemic challenges, focusing on affordable housing in Charlotte, North Carolina. Grounded in theological reflection and historical case studies of Nehemiah and Reformation-era Geneva, the paper analyzes one congregation’s partnership with nonprofits and city leaders to build housing for vulnerable neighbors. Through qualitative research—including interviews, surveys, and focus groups—the study identifies key steps that catalyze collective impact. Findings highlight how awareness, alignment, and action can transform both communities and congregations, offering a replicable model for churches seeking to serve the common good in urban settings.

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