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Advent: Anticipating Peace, Pursuing Justice
Now is the time for us to stand in our faith witness and urge Congress to resist policies that harm our communities and instead prioritize programs that support human flourishing. Use the action alerts below to contact your elected representatives and remind them of their duty to care for the common good.
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faith in action
The 2024 Grace Over Greed Campaign
Church and Society continues the campaign to advocate for congressional budget decisions and policies that serve and meet the needs of people of faith.
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faith in action
General Secretary Susan Henry-Crowe on the one-year extension of Liberian DED
President Trump extended the Liberian Differed Enforcement Departure (DED) program today. The general secretary praised this action and called for a longterm solution, the enactment of The Dream and Promise Act.
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faith in action
Moving Toward Environmental Justice
Day of education, action and hope for Katrina anniversary
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faith in action
Climate: 2019 in review
2019 was a year when we witnessed an ever-growing disconnect between what the climate science is telling us, the devastating realities of extreme weather, the growing movement of youth and people of faith demanding action, and the unconscionable lack of leadership by U.S. and global leaders.
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faith in action
The Power of Organizing
In a recent meeting with national gun violence prevention advocates, former Attorney General Eric Holder concluded with a rousing call to action. With a sense of passion, he reminded us that we have an informed, galvanized, active population, and we need to get people engaged. Energy is on our side. We need to get busy; we need to build; we need to organize.
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faith in action
Register now for CoNGO's second global webinar of the year
Conference of NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the United Nations (CoNGO) presents Global Justice and Solidarity: Implementing Agenda 2030, Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Action.
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faith in action
Federal Texas Judge Decides DACA Unlawful in Recent Court Case Ruling
Judge Andrew Hanen of the Federal District Court in Houston, Texas recently ruled that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was unlawful and an overstep of Executive authority by then President Barack Obama in 2012.
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faith in action
#TBT "After the 12 year war"
This month's #throwbackthursday is an image that appeared in engage/Social Action in March 1973.
