What makes a responsible citizen?
On Wednesday we had a group of brand-new first-year students from Luther Seminary come give JRLC a visit....
What Will It Take?
Weeks ago Brian published this blog post about the controversy over the Muslim community center being built in...
Changing our World: Catholic Social Teaching and Voting Rights
by Dr. Bernard Evans, professor at St John's University and member of JRLC's Executive Board. Cross-posted...
Tax Fairness and Justice
There's no doubt anymore about what the Governor's race is about. It is about whether a vigorous state...
The roots of JRLC
The year 2011 marks the 40th anniversary for the Joint Religious Legislative Coalition! But to find the roots...
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What makes a responsible citizen?
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What Will It Take?
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Changing our World: Catholic Social Teaching and Voting Rights
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Tax Fairness and Justice
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The roots of JRLC
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Wednesdays4Kids July 15
Children are the hands by which we take hold of heaven.
- Henry Ward Beecher, reverend and social activist
Children’s Sabbath Manuals are coming!
We will be receiving our shipment of Children’s Sabbath manuals sometime next week and then we can begin sending them out to you. If you would like a 2009 Children’s Sabbath manual, there are two ways you can get one for your congregation. You can This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it us and request a free hard copy, or Children's Defense Fund has a pdf version of the manual available for you to download. By downloading the manual you save us money on postage, which we can put to better use.
This year’s theme, Create Change for Children Today: Bring Hope and a Better Tomorrow focuses on children in poverty, children’s health care, and the pipeline to prison. In this time of economic hardship, it is more important than ever to insure that our children do not fall through the cracks. Children’s Sabbath is a great way to get your congregation aware of and involved in children’s issues. Join congregations across the country that will be participating in the National Observation of Children’s Sabbath. See our website for more information about Children’s Sabbath and to find stories from congregations who have participated in the past.
Support iCAN
We offer resources like the Children’s Sabbath manual free of charge through a generous partnership with the Children's Defense Fund and through gifts from people like you. Help provide more information that helps you and your faith community advocate for children within your communities and with your legislators. Please donate or become a sponsor of iCAN so we can continue to support you and build our network of advocates.
- Henry Ward Beecher, reverend and social activist
Children’s Sabbath Manuals are coming!
We will be receiving our shipment of Children’s Sabbath manuals sometime next week and then we can begin sending them out to you. If you would like a 2009 Children’s Sabbath manual, there are two ways you can get one for your congregation. You can This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it us and request a free hard copy, or Children's Defense Fund has a pdf version of the manual available for you to download. By downloading the manual you save us money on postage, which we can put to better use.
This year’s theme, Create Change for Children Today: Bring Hope and a Better Tomorrow focuses on children in poverty, children’s health care, and the pipeline to prison. In this time of economic hardship, it is more important than ever to insure that our children do not fall through the cracks. Children’s Sabbath is a great way to get your congregation aware of and involved in children’s issues. Join congregations across the country that will be participating in the National Observation of Children’s Sabbath. See our website for more information about Children’s Sabbath and to find stories from congregations who have participated in the past.
Support iCAN
We offer resources like the Children’s Sabbath manual free of charge through a generous partnership with the Children's Defense Fund and through gifts from people like you. Help provide more information that helps you and your faith community advocate for children within your communities and with your legislators. Please donate or become a sponsor of iCAN so we can continue to support you and build our network of advocates.
So! How are the Children?
We're working on it!
Donations to iCAN supports faith-based systemic change for the children of Minnesota.
Donations to iCAN supports faith-based systemic change for the children of Minnesota.
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Updated:
9/3/2010
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