The Beloved Community Center of Greensboro, North Carolina (BCC) is a community-based, grassroots empowerment-oriented organization rooted in Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy of proactive struggles for racial and economic justice, democracy, and beloved community. The Beloved Community Center was officially founded in 1991 by Rev. Barbara Dua, Assistant Pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Z. Holler, Pastor of Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, and Rev. Nelson N. Johnson, Pastor of Faith Community Church.
With over fifty years of connected struggle in and around Greensboro, our connection to the social justice movement started long before the Beloved Community Center’s official beginning thirty years ago. Through community building, community organizing, advocacy, and other forms of coalition building, we have continued to pursue our mission and dream of building of an inclusive community that uplifts the dignity, worth and enormous, often unrealized, potential of all.
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