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American Black Journal
New initiative called “100 Caring Congregations” is creating caregiving ministries in the city’s Black churches
As part of our "Black Church in Detroit" series, host Stephen Henderson sits down with Dr. Marilyn French Hubbard, director of the "100 Caring Congregations" project. The initiative is creating caregiving ministries in the city's Black churches. Dr. Hubbard explains how the project works with congregations to provide resources and information for aging African Americans and their caregivers.
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