Economic Justice

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Activist Disciples of Christ Pastor William Barber Criticizes Capitalism as Unjust, Advocates Wealth Redistribution
Churches of Christ and Disciples of Christ

Activist Disciples of Christ Pastor William Barber Criticizes Capitalism as Unjust, Advocates Wealth Redistribution

The Rev. Dr. William Barber, a prominent activist and pastor within the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), recently testified before the House Budget Committee on poverty in America....

Quaker Leader George Fox Proposes 59 Rules for Good Government in 1659
Quakers (Friends)

Quaker Leader George Fox Proposes 59 Rules for Good Government in 1659

George Fox, one of the founding members of the Society of Friends, published a pamphlet in 1659 titled *Fifty-nine particulars laid down for the regulating things, and the...

Catholic Church Reinforces Duty to Support Workers Through Historical Pastoral Letter and AI Insights

The Catholic Labor Network, a nonprofit organization advocating for Catholic social doctrine on the dignity of labor, reflects on the enduring relevance of the Church’s teachings on work...

National Black Church Leaders Launch “Substance Over Symbolism” Campaign Ahead of September 17 Rally
Black Church (AME, AME Zion and CME)

National Black Church Leaders Launch “Substance Over Symbolism” Campaign Ahead of September 17 Rally

The Black Church Center for Justice & Equality, a coalition of historically Black denominations, has launched the “Substance Over Symbolism” campaign, signaling a shift in focus from symbolic...

Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People Awards $647,215 in Grants to 57 Self-Help Projects
Presbyterian and Reformed

Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People Awards $647,215 in Grants to 57 Self-Help Projects

The Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People (SDOP) recently disbursed nearly $650,000 in grants to 57 self-help projects. The funds, sourced from the One Great Hour of...

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