With jump to nonprofit status, Chattanooga group bridging faith, work rebrands

Opening our first permanent office space, becoming a nonprofit, expanding the team, and rebranding — a not so average August for Faith Co-Op but an exciting and humbling one. In a recent article in the Chattanooga Times Free Press, religion reporter Andrew Schwartz interviews Executive Director Jonathan Ingraham about the history of the organization formerly known as Chattanooga Faith + Work + Culture. He also interviews previous students of Main + Market and Chattanooga Fellows, two programs housed within Faith Co-Op. Through these interviews, he shares how we arrived at who we are today — an organization seeking to help awaken Christians to how their faith brings daily purpose. We are honored to have Chattanooga Times Free Press highlight what we’re up to in this city. You can read the full article here.