In their March 2013 issue, Columbus C.E.O. Magazine recognized some of the outstanding Central Ohio professionals and organizations who are making a difference in the lives of patients, colleagues and community.  C.E.O. Magazine sought nominations from readers in the latter part of 2012 in eight categories: Practitioner of the Year, Executive of the Year, R&D Initiative, Community Partner, Wellness Program, Lifetime Achievement, Volunteer of the Year and Rising Above. Rev. John Edgar was recognized as the Community Partner of the year.   Click here to read the full article. 

Once a month, Columbus Business First puts the spotlight on 20 individuals from the region who are front and center in their industries. From health care to finance to technology and many industry sectors in between, the focus is on Central Ohioans deeply engaged in their work and leading their companies and communities. For the month of April, Rev. John Edgar, was listed as the 20 People To Know In Real Estate.  Click here to learn more.

Courtesy of New World Outlook, George Howard, Director of Training & Development, shares the story of Jimi McNabb and the impact that Church and Community Development for All People have had on his life.

Beginning Monday, November 14, Community Development for All People will begin delivery of a Monday-Friday After School Program.  The After School Program is the result of a partnership with Columbus City Schools and as such, will be housed at Lincoln Park Elementary school.

The United Methodist Church for All People and Community Development for All People celebrate the one year anniversary of Celebrate Recovery, a recovery ministry based on biblical principles with a goal to let God work through the community in providing healing power through a Christ-centered 12 Step program.

Community Development for All People is pleased to accept the transfer of the current programming of the South Side Settlement House, at the request of their Board of Directors. We are committed to administrating these programs with excellence and taking the appropriate steps to ensure these programs flourish in the time ahead.

Harmony on the Southside, a music and arts program of the Community Development for All People Corporation is pleased to announce  its summer concert series, made possible through grants from the Ohio Arts Council and the United Way Neighborhood Partnership program.