Johnston County Faith Coalition

The Johnston County Faith Coalition brings together Johnston County congregations to strengthen relationships while building, preserving, and advocating for affordable housing for everyone. Join us!

Coalition Participants

Amelia Christian Church, Clayton
Centenary United Methodist Church, Smithfield
Christ the King Church, Clayton
Clayton Methodist Church, Clayton
Edgerton Memorial United Methodist, Selma
First Baptist Church, Smithfield
First Christian (Disciples) Church, Smithfield
First Presbyterian Church, Smithfield

Grace Episcopal Church, Clayton
HopeFront Church, Clayton
Horne Memorial United Methodist Church, Clayton
Kenly Methodist Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Smithfield
Smithfield First Free Will Baptist Church
Strong Tower Christian Fellowship, Clayton
Wilson's Mills Christian Church

Blog

New Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets at Triangle ReStores
Why Choose Habitat ReStores for Your New Cabinets?

Are you planning to remodel your kitchen or bathroom? Or maybe you’re building a brand-new home? Habitat for Humanity ReStores in the Triangle area offer brand new cabinets that combine style, functionality, and affordability. Plus, all proceeds from your purchase help fund affordable housing in Raleigh, Cary, Wake Forest, and surrounding areas.

Custom Cabinet Designs to Match Your Style and Budget
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Advocacy

Please do the “good and faithful” thing.
Remarks to the Cary Town Council from Rev. Melinda Merkley King, transitional pastor at Cornerstone Presbyterian Church

Hello Cary Town Council and fellow members of the Cary Community. I am Melinda Merkley King, and I currently serve as transitional pastor at Cornerstone Presbyterian Church in Cary. Our congregation would certainly supply willing workers for this project should it be approved.
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Faith

Reflecting on Habitat’s Theology
Each year, the board of every Habitat for Humanity organization in the country will sign the Affiliate Covenant -- the foundational document of Habitat. This simple, yet profound document has guided the Habitat movement for 48 years. Annually reflecting on the Covenant helps to keep our powerful theology alive.
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Affordable Housing

Hurricane Helene Relief Support
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Behind the Scenes at Habitat Wake

Kat's AmeriCorps Year
AmeriCorps members play an integral role in what we do at Habitat Wake. They help us serve more families, recruit and lead more volunteers, and build more homes. If you’ve ever stepped onto a Habitat construction site, chances are you’ve worked alongside an AmeriCorps volunteer. All members receive a living allowance and a financial contribution toward education upon completing the program, along with other benefits.
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Affordable Housing

A Backyard of Possibilities
Lester stepped into the backyard of the lot in Johnston County that will soon become his forever home. His eyes widened as he took in the expanse of space. This Clayton neighborhood offers particularly large yards for Habitat Wake homes, and to Lester, the possibilities were endless. "I could get a whole garden out here," he said, imagining the rows of fresh produce that could fill the space. "I work for the food bank in Raleigh, and I used to teach urban farming classes."
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Johnston County Faith Coalition

Johnston County Faith Coalition

Rick Beech

Rebecca Hix

Blog

New Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets at Triangle ReStores

Please do the “good and faithful” thing.

Reflecting on Habitat’s Theology

Hurricane Helene Relief Support

Kat's AmeriCorps Year

A Backyard of Possibilities

Johnston County Faith Coalition

Johnston County Faith Coalition

Rick Beech

Rebecca Hix

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Blog

New Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets at Triangle ReStores

Please do the “good and faithful” thing.

Reflecting on Habitat’s Theology

Hurricane Helene Relief Support

Kat's AmeriCorps Year

A Backyard of Possibilities