Faith in Action

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If you're in #LA, please join our @LA_Voice colleagues for a prayer vigil at 7pm in front of City Hall.

#UUTwitter, join us in person or online tomorrow for: Faithful Witness Wednesday: Article 1 Led by @Sojourners , endorsed by @UUSJ and other Washington Interfaith Staff Community members for a Vigil 11:45 a.m. ET (In-person gathering) Noon ET • 11:00 a.m. CT • 10:00 a.m. MT • 9:00 a.m. PT Upper Senate Park, Area 2 ( Capitol Map) RSVP in-person or online: act.sojo.net/page/82039/sur…

Jeanette Vizguerra, a dedicated Co community leader, has been fighting against her deportation to Mexico since 2009. She was abducted by ICE on Monday -- without a valid deportation order. Sign the petition to help keep her here: secure.afsc.org/a/freejeanette

"We are all children of our God. And when misery and fear and terror are unleashed upon the land, we cannot stand silent." - San Diego Cardinal Robert McElroy @SDOPorganizing and the Diocese of San Diego partnered to stand with immigrants. Read more: ncronline.org/news/cardinal-…

SIGN ON: We are launching a sign-on letter to President Trump and Members of Congress in response to Elon Musk's baseless and shameful attacks on faith-based charities. We're inviting faith leaders and people of faith to join us in signing this letter. act.faithinaction.org/a/religiouslib…

As people of faith, POWER Interfaith believes that budgets and policies are moral documents that reflect our values. Today, Governor Shapiro delivered the state budget hearing to address the growing issues taking root across the commonwealth.

Let’s stay informed and united. From our partners at Colorado Immigrants Rights Coalition (CIRC) save the Colorado Rapid Response Network number in your phone:📱1-844-864-8341. For confirmed updates, check the @CORapidResponseNetwork Facebook page.

During #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor our past and also look to shape the future. We celebrate Black organizers who have shaped our state and our nation for the better, and who continue to lead campaigns to change Minnesota for the better! ❤️💛💚

Join us as we confront today’s chaos with faith and determination. Together, we can create a thriving future for all. Let's stand side by side to protect each other and build a better world. Change starts with us! #ChangeMakers #FaithInAction #CommunityStrength #TransformAmerica

"Catholics and people of faith across all traditions are standing up and taking action to protect our immigrant neighbors at risk of deportation." - @ddroyster, executive director of Faith in Action nytimes.com/2025/01/15/opi…

📢 TAKE ACTION: Sign this letter to tell Congress to say NO to an immigration detention at Guantánamo Bay! actionnetwork.org/letters/say-no…

Unite for Change: Together We Can Transform America #ChangeMakers #FaithInAction #CommunityStrength #TransformAmerica #Inspiration #HopeForChange #TogetherWeRise #Empowerment #NewBeginnings #ArchitectsOfChange

Our hearts are heavy. We are lifting up in prayer all of the families that lost loved ones in the tragic #planecrash in DC.

In this timely message from @ddroyster, he discusses the parallels between historical strategies & today's challenges. It's essential to connect w/others & take action. Together, we can navigate the confusion & work towards a thriving community that uplifts all, not just the few.

"We're deeply concerned about the potential impact of mass deportation on children and families. Within the Catholic tradition and other faith expressions represented here today, we're able to see the humanity in everyone." - Cardinal Joseph Tobin ncronline.org/opinion/ncr-vo…

Religious leaders speak against mass deportations: @FIAnational @FIAIntl @FIACareers pbs.org/video/immigran…

This week, we partnered with the Archdiocese of Newark on a day of action and prayer and urged lawmakers to protect migrants across the country. Watch the event coverage here: pbs.org/video/immigran… #FaithinAction

"Bishop Dwayne Royster, a United Church of Christ minister and the executive director of Faith in Action, said that beyond the Catholic bishops, there were faith leaders from the United Church of Christ, as well as Jewish and Muslim leaders. In addition to Tobin and Seitz representing Catholic prelates, auxiliary bishops from Newark, and New Jersey bishops from Camden, Metuchen and Paterson were all present. The Faith in Action leader said the presence of many different faith leaders together was meant to send a strong message against mass deportations, that “we’re going to do everything within our power to prevent this from happening.” Royster said the leaders also meant to convey to the decision-makers in government who are pushing mass deportation policies: “If you’re a person of faith, you are operating contrary to the will of God.” religionnews.com/2025/01/14/in-…

On Monday, faith leaders from across the country gathered in Newark to pray and advocate for the protection of migrant families at risk of deportation and separation due to anticipated policy changes with the incoming presidential administration. yahoo.com/news/potential…