I am incredibly grateful for the partnership that I’ve had with Linneal Smith through our work together at The Black Church Food Security Network. In her role as Director of Events, she took us to heights that I could never have dreamed of. From designing our farmer’s markets, handling our marketing, directing our community events, […]
BCFSN Updates
A Note From Our Executive Director: Thank You Linneal Smith
I am incredibly grateful for the partnership that I’ve had with Linneal Smith through our [...]
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BCFSN Network BCFSN Updates
We’re Hiring! (Gardens Coordinator)
Gardens Coordinator Request for Proposals Released: Tuesday, February 17, 2026 Due Date for Proposals: Sunday, [...]
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BCFSN Network BCFSN Updates
We’re Hiring! (Deputy Director)
The Black Church Food Security Network (BCFSN) is searching for our next Deputy Director–a people-centered [...]
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Case Studies Programs Soil To Sanctuary
Case Study: Allen AME and the Soil to Sanctuary Program
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Gardens Coordinator Request for Proposals Released: Tuesday, February 17, 2026 Due Date for Proposals: Sunday, March 1, 2026, at 11:59PM Summary The Black Church Food Security Network (BCFSN) supports churches by using an asset-based community development approach to 1) establish gardens on their land, 2) host farmers’ markets, 3) connect directly with growers in the […]
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The Black Church Food Security Network (BCFSN) is searching for our next Deputy Director–a people-centered leader who believes in the power of community and Black-led food systems. BCFSN is a nationally respected, faith-rooted organization bringing Black churches, farmers, and communities together in pursuit of food sovereignty. Our work is grounded in dignity, self-determination, and ensuring […]
BCFSN Updates, The Network
Now Accepting Applications: Board Chair of The Black Church Food Security Network
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The Black Church Food Security Network is now accepting applications for the volunteer role of Board Chair. This position is ideal for a seasoned leader who is deeply rooted in faith, has strong personal or professional ties to African American Christian congregations, and is passionate about advancing food sovereignty and Black food justice. This is […]
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Last week, I, along with our interim board chair, Rev. Russell St. Bernard, had the honor of sitting in a room filled with thoughtful, passionate leaders from across the country. We were gathered for a retreat hosted by the Leadership Education program at Duke University—a beautiful space where wisdom was shared, hearts were open, and […]
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The “Sowing Justice: Cultivating A Just Food System” event at the Community College of Baltimore County was a resounding success! 🌿 Aimed at transforming our approach to food justice, the gathering brought together passionate advocates and leaders to foster meaningful dialogue and actionable solutions. Key objectives? Simple yet profound. The event sought to bridge […]