A look at the projects and organizations the Brown Family is involved in,

 through which they are helping to strengthen their community.

Co-founded by Nehemiah Brown, Black Voices at the University of Virginia is a renowned choir known for singing music of the African American culture.

This a gospel album produced by Ralph Brown Sr. at the direction of his father, of the Holy Temple Church Choir Dimensions of Gospel.

All of the music and songs were written by Ralph's brother, Nehemiah Brown.

Dimensions of Gospel, circa 1977

Nehemiah Brown and Jazz Artist Sybil Smoot

The church from which the C.H. Brown Christian Center is based, Historic Temple Church of God in Christ meets weekly under the leadership of Reverend Ralph Brown Sr.

Sunday School and worship starts at 11:00 am!

Pastor and Chef Ralph Brown Sr. established the RBC institute in 2007. This nonprofit organization empowers individuals through culinary education and development for the food service industry, providing classes for ServSafe certification.

The late Martha Johnson, Former Parks & Rec Supervisor and Rev and Mrs. C.H. Brown's youngest daughter, came up with the idea for and founded the Music Resource Center of Charlottesville.

This mission of this center is "empowering tomorrow's community leaders through the universal language of music".