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Keeping the Faith: Interfaith voices on the TODAY Show

On Christmas morning of 2017, FOR National Council Co-Chair Sahar Alsahlani spoke on NBC’s Today Show with host Megyn Kelly about the meaning of faith in a time of rapid political, social, and religious conflict and uncertainty. She was joined by and three other multi-faith leaders: Rev. Jacqui Lewis of Middle Collegiate Church in New York City, Rabbi Melissa Buyer-Witman

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New Films on Drone Warfare for Congregational Education

For the past several years, the Fellowship of Reconciliation has been involved in regional, national, and international efforts to express grave concerns about, and to resist the proliferation of, drone warfare — especially the role of the U.S. government in the use of these weaponized machines. As our nation’s oldest interfaith movement for peace and justice, we at FOR-USA are

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For anti drone action

New Films on Drone Warfare for Congregational Education

For the past several years, the Fellowship of Reconciliation has been involved in regional, national, and international efforts to express grave concerns about, and to resist the proliferation of, drone warfare — especially the role of the U.S. government in the use of these weaponized machines. As our nation’s oldest interfaith movement for peace and justice, we at FOR-USA are

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The Fierce Urgency of Now

“These times are those for which our profession was designed. We have an ethical obligation to act and to do so in political and social arenas. It is not enough to work with those who are oppressed by regimes like Trump’s. We are expected to engage in social action aimed at changing the political structure” (Hayes, Karpman & Miller, 2016).

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Circleofinsightimage

The Fierce Urgency of Now

“These times are those for which our profession was designed. We have an ethical obligation to act and to do so in political and social arenas. It is not enough to work with those who are oppressed by regimes like Trump’s. We are expected to engage in social action aimed at changing the political structure” (Hayes, Karpman & Miller, 2016).

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