News & Events
The CCT’s storehouse of our best written and visual content as well as recent happenings.
Past & Upcoming Events
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2024 Start-Up Fest Was a Success!
On June 13th, the Center for Community Transformation hosted the 2024 Start-Up Fest, a small business expo at Fresno Pacific University’s Warkentine Culture and Arts Center.
Start-Up of the Year | Ben Strickland with Tink Construction
“Everybody has fear. But you’ve got to take that first step,” says Ben. “If you want to be an entrepreneur, you need to keep taking
What’s Happening for Small Businesses in the Central Valley?
Start-Up Fest Thursday, June 13th 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM Fresno Pacific University’s Warkentine Culture and Arts Center The Start Up Fest is a small
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An Answer to Human Trafficking: Mollie’s House
Human trafficking is not merely an overseas concern; it is a global slave trade that exploits individuals for their bodies and cheap labor.
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A Day of Caring, and Beyond?
The CCT asked Jed and Bethany von Steinbergs to reflect on both the limitations and the potential of a “day of caring.”
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Just Spirituality Book Review
A book review of Just Spirituality: How Faith Practices Fuel Social Action by Mae Elise Cannon.
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Parents: Problems or Solutions in Christian Community Development?
What’s the role of neighborhood parents in our ministries to children? Are they at the center or on the margins?
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Living in the Neighborhood Book Review
A book review of Living in the Neighborhood by Aaron T. Smith.