Walking Together Still: Reflecting on Selma’s 60th Anniversary Sixty years ago, the streets of Selma, Alabama, echoed with the determined footsteps of those marching for voting rights. Among them were […]
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What does it mean to put our faith into action? A recent example of Letting Our Lives Speak was our bus trip to the People’s March in Washington, D.C., sponsored
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Biden Pardoned Leonard Peltier, Native American Activist In one of his last official acts, President Biden commuted the life sentence of Leonard Peltier, the Native American activist who was
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Friends are Called: Serving as a Nonpartisan Poll Watcher By: Friend Ellen Lerner Friends are Called to let their lives speak – the way we live is our Sacrament
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Kingian nonviolence, inspired by the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is a philosophy grounded in the belief that love, courage, and compassion can triumph over hatred and injustice.
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