Summer is one of the toughest times of the year for nonprofit organizations, but the work we do can’t slow down.
The Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE) remains committed to equipping pastors and advancing policies that strengthen families, expand opportunity, and encourage personal responsibility.
CURE’s Clergy Network is central to that mission, and these pastors need your help.
Throughout the year, pastors participate in roundtable discussions focused on the challenges facing their neighborhoods and the biblical principles that can help address them. Every October, hundreds travel to Washington, D.C., for our National Clergy Summit, where they gain practical training, connect with other faith leaders, and learn about public policies that affect the people they serve.
Unfortunately, many pastors need financial assistance to attend this year’s summit. Higher travel and lodging costs have made it difficult for many to participate. A gift of $1,000 sponsors a pastor and spouse, while gifts of any size help offset expenses such as transportation, registration, and materials.
Please consider contributing to our National Clergy Summit Emergency Fund.
Every contribution helps prepare pastors to serve their communities and supports CURE’s efforts to promote faith, freedom, strong families, and policies that create lasting opportunity. Please stand with these pastors by giving to CURE’s National Clergy Summit Emergency Fund today.
Don’t miss this one-on-one interview between CURE’s past president, Star Parker, and current president, Donald Eason!
