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Keith Bergthold

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Keith Bergthold

Chief Executive Officer
Relational Culture Institute
Expertise: 
faith-based advocacy and community leadership
asthma patients in Fresno
health of Fresno's El Dorado Park residents
community-based education for asthma
at-risk assessments for asthma
access to medical treatment for asthma

Biography

The Relational Culture Institute (RCI), also known as Unstrung Bow Spiritual Retreat and Compassionate Mission Ministries, is dedicated to developing grassroots leaders and voluntary associations in underserved communities in the San Joaquin Valley. RCI helps these leaders and associations link with regional networks and strategic partnerships in order to increase the overall quality of life for families and neighborhoods throughout the region. Keith Bergthold also runs Faith in Community, a faith-based coalition of 153 churches and 55,000 parishioners that works toward community transformation. Faith in Community, as a sponsored project of the Regional Culture Institute, seeks to engage people in urban leadership for the purpose of economic, educational and spiritual transformation. One of Faith in Community's programs provides asthma patients who live in the El Dorado Park community in Fresno with community-based education, in-home risk assessments and access to medical treatment.

3485 W. Shaw, Suite 103
Fresno  California  93711
United States
Office Phone: 
(559) 276-2304
keith@relational-culture.com
Links: 
http://www.onebyoneleadership.com/citybuilders.htm

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