What We Do: They say it takes a village to raise a child, so we want to make the villages as healthy as possible. This includes body, mind, and soul. We are passionate about nutrition, education, mental health, forgiveness & love. We currently have a Tutoring Program. Interesting Info
We have seen 75% of our kids have a reduction in anger.
We have helped 25 kids get jobs for the first time.
We want to be more visible in more communities in Charlotte.

Josh shares his work in Western NC...and the struggles he and his ministry are addressing!

<p>What We Do: They say it takes a village to raise a child, so we want to make the villages as healthy as possible. This includes body, mind, and soul. We are passionate about nutrition, education, mental health, forgiveness &amp; love. We currently have a Tutoring Program. Interesting Info</p>
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<li data-ogsc="rgb(0, 36, 81)">We have seen 75% of our kids have a reduction in anger.</li>
<li data-ogsc="rgb(0, 36, 81)">We have helped 25 kids get jobs for the first time.</li>
<li data-ogsc="rgb(0, 36, 81)">We want to be more visible in more communities in Charlotte.</li>
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<p>Josh shares his work in Western NC...and the struggles he and his ministry are addressing!</p>

A native of North Carolina, Dr. David Chadwick graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill 
where he played basketball and was a member of the 1969 NCAA Final Four 
Basketball Team. In addition to his undergraduate degree in Communications, 
David has a graduate degree in Counseling from the University of Florida plus 
a Master of Divinity and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Columbia 
Theological Seminary.

David has been a pastor in Charlotte for almost 40 years.  He is presently 
the pastor of Moments of Hope Church.  The focus of this church is to give 
hope in God to people both locally and globally.  He has been hosting The 
David Chadwick Show on WBT for 20 years.  Weekly he tries to intersect 
different issues through the lenses of faith and values.  He also begins the 
Charlotte Morning News program every morning with a one minute moment of 
hope, to encourage people as they begin their day.

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