Faith In Action Section Quiz

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1. In Savannah's civil rights movement, which leader emphasized the importance of Black churches as sources of funding, safe spaces for organizing, and spiritual fortitude?

 

2. Who is often referred to as the "father of the Savannah Civil Rights Movement" for his leadership and role in organizing protests and advocacy?

 

3. Which institution, established in 1740 by George Whitefield, has educated and supported more than 12,000 boys throughout its history and currently operates as a non-denominational Christian academy for boys in grades 6-12?

 

4. Which hospital in Savannah, originally established as a mission by evangelist George Whitefield, is recognized as Georgia's first hospital and the nation's second oldest continuously operating hospital?

 

5. In what year did St. Joseph's and Candler Hospitals finalize a joint operating agreement to form a unified health system in Savannah?

 

6. Which interfaith organization in Savannah, established in 1982, provides for basic needs among Savannah's homeless people?

 

7. Which grassroots interfaith organization in Savannah is known for its advocacy work on social justice issues, such as affordable housing and homelessness?

 

8. Which interfaith initiative in Savannah provides supplemental meals to local children during school breaks to combat hunger?

 

9. Which of the following is a key challenge faced by ex-convicts when re-entering society?

 

10. Which faith-based organization in Savannah offers a comprehensive residential treatment program for individuals committed to substance abuse recovery?