We seriously do not want medicine reduced to “thoughts and prayers”, so please plan in advance to see what is still offered, what is not, and how to cope.
Category: Economic Justice
“As Christians, we were made for this moment. We are not powerless. We can protect this world from the Pharaohs of our time,” she said. “This is our moment to reclaim faith, not as a weapon, but as a moral vision. Not to dominate, but to dignify. So, I ask you: do you know the power that you carry?”
Dear Friends, There is much chaos around our current budget and continuing resolution (CR) fight from last week. Some thoughts on the decision to uphold … Read More ›
Dear Friends: Today starts what may be a protracted hard time for us all. No one will be immune. Tariffs are going to make food … Read More ›
Dear Justice Seekers, Tuesday, January 21, Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde of the National Cathedral in Washington DC led the Inaugural Service for incoming president, Donald … Read More ›
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Did you help someone in crisis? Make your community richer with improvements? Intervene to protect people from hate and bullying? Feed the hungry, tend the sick? Whatever your story, you may share it via his site, the Good Neighbor Map.
Elizabeth Sholes, Public Policy Advocate, CCC/CCI We in the mainline Protestant denominations and traditions are being called to step forward. Our voices are often overshadowed … Read More ›
When will people of faith move beyond “thoughts and prayers” to take substantive action?