A step for safer streets
True Word of God Ministries invites you to our Community Safety Crosswalk Initiative. Join us on Saturday, March 28 at 3:00 PM at 1620 Saunders Rd. N., Charlotte, NC, as we raise awareness for pedestrian safety and advocate for stronger protections. This peaceful gathering will unite neighbors, city leadership, and public safety officials, including the Chief of Police, Fire Department, and members of the Charlotte Police Department, for safer streets and a stronger community.
The community safety crosswalk initiative
Our initiative is a peaceful community gathering designed to foster unity and action for pedestrian safety in Charlotte. We aim to raise awareness and advocate for stronger protections to prevent future tragedies. The event, held on Saturday, March 28 at 3:00 PM at 1620 Saunders Rd. N., Charlotte, NC, includes a community prayer service, a peaceful awareness gathering, a public safety discussion, and community fellowship. We welcome all who desire to stand together for the protection of lives and the strengthening of our community.
Protecting our most vulnerable
This initiative is designed to serve pedestrians, families, children, and seniors who use or cross busy roadways, especially those vulnerable to traffic hazards. By raising awareness and engaging with city leadership and public safety officials, we promote measures that reduce risk and help prevent future tragedies. This effort brings together faith leaders, officials, and residents to create safer streets, strengthen community awareness, and foster responsible civic engagement, promoting healing, hope, and collective responsibility, which ultimately strengthens trust, unity, and long-term well-being.
Join us, get involved
We welcome all who desire to stand with us in support of pedestrian safety and community well-being. You can attend the Community Safety Crosswalk Initiative on Saturday, March 28 at 3:00 PM, invite neighbors, friends, and local leaders to participate, share information about the event within the community, or volunteer to assist with event setup and organization. We also appreciate your prayer and encouragement for continued safety improvements. If you or someone you know has been affected by pedestrian safety concerns, we encourage you to reach out for prayer, encouragement, and guidance. You may contact us through our website or speak with Pastor Henry following Sunday services.