Miracle City Has Ribbon-Cutting for Newly-Installed Solar Panels

Resilience hubs only work when the community trust already exists.

This month, Groundswell joined Miracle City Church in Baltimore to cut the ribbon on its new solar-powered resilience hub. In the words of lead pastor Dr. Noah Washington: "We are a resilient hub. That basically means we are here to be a blessing to the residents of Baltimore. When things go down, they can come here to get help."

The project began under Pastor David Franklin, and Dr. Washington "took the baton" to keep it moving forward. That kind of persistence is how community power gets built—one trusted institution at a time, with partners who stay on top of the details until the dream becomes a reality.

Thank you to Miracle City Church and everyone who helped make this happen.

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