Frequently Asked Questions

We are building capacity to offer a range of services including affordable housing, counseling, therapy, support groups, and educational resources.

Our services are available to anyone in the community who needs support, regardless of age, gender, or background.

You can contact us by phone or email to schedule an appointment or to get more information about our services.

You can email to schedule a Table Talk to learn the story of Bethel and the role of the church and reparations. 

Thank you for your interest and action.

In 1957 Bethel AMEC a center for learning and social activism was demolished and taken by eminent domain and forced to leave the Hill District. Land owned by churches across the nation are in prime real estate locations due to gentrification. White congregations and universities are thriving off of endowments grown from black labor. Learn the full story at a Table Talk.