Unitarian Universalist FaithAction NJ
A UU voice for justice, equity and compassion in NJ
This Monday, October 28th, four bills in the Reproductive Freedom and Health Equity Bill Package, endorsed by our Thrive NJ coalition, were approved by the Senate Health, Human Services, and Senior Citizens Committee. The Committee advanced four bills:
“A vote is a kind of prayer for the kind of world we desire for ourselves and for our children, and I think our prayers are stronger when we pray together.” — Rev. Raphael Warnock Next Tuesday is Election Day. …
Thanks to the ongoing participation and financial support of our 21 members congregations and individual donors, UU FaithAction provides both the advocacy and legislative leadership that both makes a real difference on issues of equality and justice, but also helps us build wider alliances between front-line communities, advocacy groups, legislators and key coalitions across the state. So that our efforts can have the greatest possible impact, UU FaithAction limits its focus to issues critical in New Jersey today. Click here to explore our current priority issues.
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We warmly invite you to participate in the work of UU FaithAction NJ. There are many opportunities to help us build a beloved community of equality, sustainability, and peace. Sign up for email and text alerts by clicking here.
UU FaithAction NJ is committed to the Black Lives Matter movement and to ending the systematic oppression faced by people of color in our country and the State of New Jersey.
We are people of all ages, people of many backgrounds, and people of many beliefs. Many Unitarian Universalists feel that working for social justice and the elimination of all forms of oppression is an essential part of their spiritual journey. One of UU FaithAction NJ’s goals is to work with, and be a resource for, New Jersey’s UU congregations to strengthen their social justice programs.
