First Presbyterian Church of Albany (FPCA), has a towering presence in the history and social landscape of New York’s capital region, and has been a progressive voice in the Albany faith community since its founding in 1763.
Designed by African American architect Walter T. Bailey, First Church of Deliverance was instrumental in the history of Gospel and stands as an important community asset in the Bronzeville neighborhood of Chicago.
First Baptist Church (FBC) of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Heights, Ohio, was founded in 1833, and from its inception, the multiracial congregation has been an advocate for social justice and racial equality.
Camphor Memorial United Methodist Church in Philadelphia has continuously served as a community hub and sanctuary throughout the historical and demographic shifts impacting its West Philadelphia neighborhood.
Bethany Lutheran Church has been a pillar of faith, service, and community in Lindsborg since its construction by Swedish immigrants who settled in Central Kansas through the Railroad Land Grant program in the 1800s.