September 13, 2011

A decade after 9/11, the U.S. and its various faith groups largely remain committed to war and the “National Security State.”

An initiative this fall will raise awareness to the necessity to reform the criminal and juvenile justice systems through visits in local communities.

Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act has already delivered significant changes to U.S. health care.

Access to information and services about sex and sexuality is one of the biggest challenges facing young persons.

People of faith encouraged to organize a dinner during which they will discuss the importance of and situation of small-holder farmers in developing countries.

September raises awareness about substance use and mental disorders to underscore the fact that prevention works, treatment is effective, and people can recover from substance use and mental disorders.

People of faith partner with farm workers to cultivate justice in the Florida tomato fields.

Mary Magdalene sought to include all forms and all people in the early Christian communities, but in doing so, her reputation was slandered. Why and what can we learn from her experience today?

Faith leaders will gather for Bible study, leader training, worship and networking as they consider effective ministry for a changing environment.

Nearly one in five children lives in households that struggle to put food on the table, says USDA report.

Of concern throughout the scriptures and still today, study guide looks at how people of faith can work together to eradicate poverty and promote peace.

Rethink Church offers free resources on immigration to provide a variety of ways to address issues surrounding reform.

Faith community asked to use pulpits in October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, to inform parishioners about the need to take action now.

Gifts provide scholarships for individuals who might not be able to pursue higher education otherwise.