Abstract
This essay shares invaluable information of approaches to social justice issues of two dissimilar institutions namely, the Community Change Agent Ministry (CCAM) and Mount Pleasant Baptist Church (MPBC) of Herndon, Virginia in Fairfax County, USA. The information garnered from the institutions is relevant for addressing social justice concerns of disenfranchised, marginalized Pan-African11 communities within Herndon, but is also relevant for use anywhere injustice prevails. It contains statistical data and information obtained from government resources, interviews ted with MPBC leadership, randomly chosen MPBC congregants, and Herndon residents.