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Reconciling History

The U.S. federal government’s relationship with Native Americans lies in government-to-government trusts and treaties, which are broken repeatedly. Our advocacy addresses these concerns by focusing on tribal sovereignty, broken treaties and respect for Native remains.

Days of Prayer & Action

April 18-19 - Join hundreds of congregations in the United States, Canada and Colombia to pray for an end to the Colombian conflict and act for policy changes that better reflect the values of God’s kingdom.

Pursuing Peace in Congo

Millions of civilians have been internally displaced by fighting in this country. Congo has been embroiled in a conflict for the past ten years involving nearly a dozen rebel groups and resulting in over five million deaths. The conflict is fueled by the rebels' efforts to control lucrative natural resources.

Abundant life: And many were healed

Currently, 47 million Americans lack health insurance. Another 16 million are underinsured. Heart-wrenching stories in the news illustrate the cracks in the system – a child dies from an abscess tooth; a young woman dies from a treatable chronic illness. The system is broken.

The Washington Memo

A quarterly print newsletter, featuring in-depth analysis and theological reflection. Available in print and online.