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Justice

Harm Reduction Resources

Harm Reduction

As we work to quell the overdose crisis in Ohio, we affirm the dignity of all — and reject any attempt to demean and marginalize our beloved neighbors.

Immigration

“You shall not wrong a stranger or oppress him, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt.” Exodus 22:21

The Faithful Majority Wants LGBTQ Protections!

The vast majority of religious Americans – 69 percent, according to a new polling analysis – support nondiscrimination protections that would protect gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people in jobs, public accommodations, and housing.

Racial Justice

Faith in Public Life has been on the forefront of fighting for racial justice everywhere we’re working.

Open to all

Georgia Faithful Voter

Voting is not just about choosing a governor, voting is about making our nation better for future generations. When we vote, we elect officials who will impact your daily lives as mayors, city council members, state lawmakers, and more. These individuals should represent our values, not oppose them. We should let faith and justice be our guide during this election cycle. Vote because your voice matters! Vote because your choices will make a difference! Vote because you are a FAITHFUL VOTER!

Faithful Voter on Election Day

Voting is an act of faith and love of neighbor

Preventing Violence

Your community and congregation will need clear guidance and reassurance — especially in the midst of partisan turmoil and spreading misinformation.

Faith in Public Life Action Fund

Our sister organization, Faith in Public Life Action Fund, is 501(c)4 organization. With staff in four states and growing, we work closely with our members to take strategic moral action that shapes policy both locally and nationally. We believe that faith leaders have unique moral power to influence public debates and build more just and equitable communities.

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