Advocacy Now ~ Center for Race, Religion, and Reconciliation

Advocacy Now is the evangelistic arm of Fort Bend Transformation Church. Our mission is to advocate, educate, mentor, and empower individuals, families, and communities. Reconciliation and healing are imperative to restoring communities and making our nation a better place.  

We are committed to bridging the achievement gap, criminal and juvenile justice reform, housing insecurity, building stronger families, healing individual and community trauma, and building economic autonomy in financially disadvantaged communities.   

Community Outreach Programs and Advocacy

1. FBISD Child and Youth Mentoring (Gents and Gems) 
2. Child, Youth Advocacy (Juvenile Justice Reform, and Restorative Justice)    
3. Housing Insecurity, (Rental Assistance Education and Advocacy)
4. Job Insecurity (Business Education and Advocacy)
5. Education/Bridging the Achievement Gap (Child Literacy Programs) 
6. Early Childhood Trauma and Advocacy Programs. (Social-emotional Learning, Trauma-informed Care, and Adverse Childhood Experiences)

Please fill out our Contact Us/Volunteer/Mentoring form on this website for more information about our programs. Please follow us on FaceBook by going to https://www.facebook.com/groups/567624657208110

Center for Race, Religion, and Reconciliation  

We organize and host race, religion, reconciliation summits, and emotional emancipation circles for individuals, families, and communities. We aim to heal individuals, families, and communities through transparent and honest dialogue about race, religion, and class.

Emotional Emancipation Circle Defined 

An emotional emancipation circle is a safe place where individuals can discuss internalized harm caused by racism and racialization. Individuals participating in emotional emancipation circles are encouraged to be open and honest about their perspectives and experiences of racism and racialization. It is about expressing truth, having transparency, building trust, and experiencing internal healing and transformation. Unless we have open and honest conservations about racism, we will not have reconciliation. 

Email Pastor David L Sincere Jr. for more information at ds@fbtchurch.org