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Bread for the World has partnered with JustFaith Ministries on the following programs.
The Land Is Not Our Own: Seeking Repair Alongside Indigenous Communities inspires and equips people of faith to stand alongside Native communities in working for justice and repair.
Do you want to take action for justice, but you aren’t quite sure how to get started?
Are you already taking action for justice, but you’d like to learn how to be more effective in your work?
Do you want to get your family, friends, church, or community involved, but you sometimes feel you are the only one doing the work?
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, this program was written for you and your community!
This eight-session program awakens participants to the economic systems, public policies, cultural norms, and hidden biases that empower some and oppress others.
This first program in the JustFaith Catholic series, Faith and Poverty: A Biblical Response, lays the theological and biblical foundation for responding to poverty in our communities.
This eight-week program guides participants in telling the truth about the history of racism in the United States, that we might work toward true restoration with one another.
The second program of the JustFaith Catholic series, Faith and Poverty: A Solidarity Response explores local poverty and introduces participants to the tips and tools they need to respond.
This small group program invites participants to formulate their own responses to racism in their workplaces, places of worship, and communities.
The third program of the JustFaith Catholic series, Faith and Poverty: A Justice Response, introduces participants to the systems and structures that perpetuate poverty in their communities.
Faith and Poverty: A Global Response, developed in partnership with Catholic Relief Services, invites Catholics into a new understanding of the dynamics, structures, causes, and consequences of global poverty.
Want to Talk: Communication Tools for Divided Times offers wisdom for navigating disagreement in a healthier way — whether in personal relationships or when working for social change.
