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The Sisters of Providence were founded in 1840 in West-Central Indiana by Saint Mother Theodore Guerin and her five sister companions from France. Their mission was to bring the gift of education to the young people of the wilderness and to serve as witnesses of God's love. They set about these tasks with great faith and determination, succeeded in establishing schools and orphanages, tending to the sick among their neighbors and sharing the light of God's Providence with whomever they met.Now, in modern times, the Sisters of Providence have expanded their mission to include non-traditional forms of education outside of the classroom. Today you will find the sisters educating the public about environmental and social justice issues, serving as chaplains in prisons and hospitals, providing homes for foster children, advocating for the homeless and rural poor, operating food pantries and a free medical clinic, and counseling families and the elderly. Wherever there is need of God's healing and love, a Sister of Providence will serve.

ISAAC is an interfaith organizing network of congregations and strategic partners working together to build a more just community.

Protestant Episcopal Church In The Diocese Of California St. Stephen’s is a parish of believers and spiritual seekers who find joy in worshiping and serving our community. In the Episcopal tradition, we come together, deeply committed to our life in Christ and one another. Hospitality–in the breaking of bread at communion, at coffee hour and in helping those in need–is at the heart of our shared life in faith. We invite you to join us in our mission to know, to love and to serve Christ.​

Chabbad Israel Center Serving the Spirit of the Soldier The brave men and women of the Israeli Defense Forces carry the sacred duty of protecting the Jewish homeland. Belev Echad was founded with the mission of repaying the enormous debt of gratitude we owe the brave warriors, through support and a whole lot of love.

We are very glad to inform you all on our latest decision made by the board to build our new Temple in a new centralized location closer to the airport. The Hindu Society of North Carolina was founded in 1979 with a mission to serve the Hindu community and promote Hindu culture through religious, social and educational activities. There has been tremendous effort, time and money put in by our founders and volunteers for last 38 years. By 2019, we will celebrate its 40 years of existence. We want to celebrate this landmark occasion with a brand new grand looking temple with more amenities within. This is the only way, our new generation can express our sincere gratitude to the founders of this society.