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April 27 — Moral Injury and Spiritual Care
The Center For Chaplaincy at Hood Theological Seminary, Salisbury, NC presents: "Keeping it Real: Mental Health in the Church and Community during the Season of Pandemic and Beyond" Tuesday, April 27 - 10:00 - 11:30 am EDT Click HERE to Register!...
Grand Rounds with Don Jonas, April 28
Division of FaithHealth Grand Rounds Dr. Don Jonas Wednesday, April 28 9-10 am ZOOM (see below) or Cancer Center, 10 Floor, Rm. A&B “Strengthening the Social Safety Net.” Join us for an exciting FaithHealth Grand Rounds, led by our new colleague at...
April 24 Vaccinations — W-S Urban League
Help defeat COVID-19 in our communities that are underserved, have limited access to medical care, and are at higher risk for severe COVID-19 illness by getting vaccinated and helping your community members get access to vaccine.
Zoom: Bill Jenkins & the Vaccine, with Diane Rowley
REGISTER HERE Diane L. Rowley, MD, MPH. "What would Dr. Bill Jenkins tell those refusing the COVID-19 vaccine because of the Tuskegee Study?"
Free Webinar: Faith Community Health Ministry
Faith Community Health Ministry: Caring for Body, Mind and Spirit April 21, 2021 Join us virtually on April 21, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. as...
Forsyth County Mass Vaccination, Sat., April 10
Forsyth County Department of Public Health, Novant Health, and Wake Forest Baptist Health will hold a mass COVID-19 vaccination event for individuals 18 years of age and older on Saturday, April 10. The event will be held at two locations: the Winston-Salem...
Webinar: Understanding substance use disorders & using 12-step principles
A Live Webinar from Faith Community Health Ministry The Faith Community: Understanding the science of substance use disorders; Utilizing the 12-step principles of recovery. Date: April 17 — 8:30-1:30 Presenters: Dr. Corey Richardson & Pastor...
The Black Faith Community on COVID-19 Vaccines
Find Vaccines Near You, Click HERE!
Video: Get Behind the Mask
This commercial from NCDHHS reminds us all that the decision to wear a mask is not about “who you know or how well you know them." Go HERE for more resources from the NC Department of Health and Human Services.