67th Precinct Clergy Council The GodSquad

Serves as the liaison between cops, community, and congregations, to promote healthy neighborhoods

The sharing of responsibility for public safety by police with community, social service agencies, and violence interrupter organizations, as coordinated by strong clergy leadership, continues to contribute toward historic declines and lows in crimes and criminal activity within the boundaries of the 67th Precinct. The 67th Precinct Clergy Council (GodSquad) serves as the liaison between the polic

e, community, and congregations, to promote healthy neighborhoods while minimizing crime and reviving activism within our churches. The membership is composed of clergy, local pastors, associate pastors, ministers, elders, and evangelists. It focuses on lessening neighborhood tensions and the burdens on government, combating community deterioration and juvenile delinquency, and further supporting police officers, community, and houses of worship. Since 2010, with the full cooperation of the 67th Precinct, the Clergy Council has been a valued partner in the fight against senseless gun violence. The Clergy Council has responded to numerous calls concerning gunshot victims and their families with hospital visits, counseling sessions, prayer vigils, community walks, gun violence forums, and funeral services. We have the full support of the New York Police Department (NYPD), community members, support services, law enforcement, and religious leaders. With 70 member churches and our solid and esteemed board of directors, the Clergy Council was strongly positioned to make a great impact this year in the community that we love, serve, and cherish. The Public Safety Coalition’s plan, in operation since 2017, is designed to implement a collective, comprehensive, community initiative to decrease the involvement of young people in gangs, crimes, and gun violence within the jurisdiction of the 67th Precinct. This plan embodies a holistic approach involving various partners and supporters in our diverse neighborhood, with resources invested by these community partners for the betterment of the entire Brooklyn community.

06/22/2026

Thank you to our Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and NYC Mayor's Office for a wonderful Juneteenth Celebration. 🖤💚❤️

06/21/2026

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06/17/2026

Sing Ty! 🎤✊🏾

06/15/2026

Our Flatbush Leadership Academy (FLA) Alumni Committee Double Good Popcorn Fundraiser ends at WEDNESDAY AT MIDNIGHT!! 🍿

If you’ve been thinking about ordering, now’s the time! Every bag purchased helps support alumni-led programs, leadership opportunities, and continued impact in our community.

Treat yourself, send a gift, and support a great cause, all before the clock runs out. Thank you for helping us make a difference!

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06/12/2026

📢 Early Voting starts June 13th in NYC! 🗳️

Your voice matters. Your vote matters. Make a plan to vote and help shape the future of our communities.

Not sure where to go? Check your polling site at: https://findmypollsite.vote.nyc/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Voting is Power. Use yours. ‼️

06/11/2026

They say crime is down since the New York Knicks 🏀 have been winning! GodSquad is ready for all the big blue & orange energy!! GO NY, GO NY, GO!!!

06/11/2026

🚨 MISSION CRITICAL: GodSquad/Clergy For Safe Cities Call to Faith Leaders Across America 🚨

💔 Gun violence remains a devastating scourge in our nation. It is heartbreaking that gun violence stands as the #1 killer of Black men in America. As faith leaders, we cannot stay on the sidelines—we are uniquely positioned to lead the way toward healing and peace.

✨ We believe that through collective action, change is not only possible—it is inevitable.

🕊️ It is with a deep sense of purpose that I cordially invite you to join us for the National Faith Leaders Summit. This isn’t just another conference; it’s a strategic mobilization to equip our communities with real, faith-based solutions.

🗓️ When: June 29 – July 1, 2026, Bible Way Ministries | Atlanta, GA

💥 Over three dynamic days, you will have the opportunity to:

👥 Meet the Inaugural Cohort of the Clergy For Safe Cities Leadership Fellowship 2026.

🔥 Learn directly from frontline advocates deeply engaged in violence prevention.

🤝 Connect with a national network of clergy and community leaders to foster deep collaboration.

🧰 Access a robust toolkit of strategies, resources, and intervention techniques tailored for faith-led initiatives.

📋 Leave with a practical, customized, faith-based action plan ready to deploy in your backyard.

While virtual meetings offer convenience, the gravity of this crisis deserves the power of presence. Gathering in person creates the space for deeper connection, meaningful dialogue, and collaborative problem-solving.

🎟️ REGISTRATION FREE

We would be deeply honored to have your voice, your experience, and your heart represented at this national gathering.

👉 TAP THE LINK BELOW TO SECURE YOUR SPOT TODAY: 🔗 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/atlanta-ga-faith-in-the-field-clergy-summit-tickets-1983625431062?aff=oddtdtcreator

06/02/2026

Today, our community laid to rest our beloved 67th Precinct Community Council President, Patricia Reddock.

We thank God for the life and service of President Reddock, a devoted leader who worked tirelessly to strengthen the bond between cops and our community. Pat’s compassion, dedication, and commitment to serving others left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of knowing her.

While we mourn this loss, we find comfort in God’s promise of eternal life and pray for peace and strength for their family, friends, and our entire community. May God grant her eternal rest, and may her legacy of faith, service, and unity continue to inspire us all.

Rest in peace, President Reddock. You will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.