Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice

Bread for the World is a Christian advocacy organization with a mission to educate and equip individuals to advocate for policies and programs that can help end hunger in the U.S. and around the world. With nearly five decades of experience, Bread has successfully pushed for legislative victories impacting millions of people experiencing hunger through nonpartisan political engagement. Trusted by U.S. decision makers and hundreds of thousands of supporters globally, Bread for the World brings together voices from churches, organizations, and individuals to advocate for systemic changes that address hunger disparities, particularly affecting women, communities of color, and rural areas. Through advocacy efforts and community engagement, Bread works towards creating a world where hunger is impossible to ignore.Generated from the website

The Minnesota Council of Churches, through its Refugee Services, aims to create freedom, hope, and opportunity for refugees in the state. With a focus on truth, reparations, and community support, they offer a range of services that foster integration and healing for individuals and families transitioning to their new lives. In addition to supporting refugees, the organization engages in advocacy, interfaith dialogue, and educational initiatives aimed at promoting racial justice and personal transformation. Their multifaceted approach includes volunteer opportunities, co-sponsorship programs, and community events such as the Better Together Film Festival, enhancing connections among diverse groups in Minnesota. Generated from the website

The Tri Council Coordinating Commission in Minneapolis, MN is a collaborative organization that brings together the United Methodist Church, Bishop Lanette Plambeck, and various districts, churches, clergy, and staff. They are committed to promoting LGBTQIA inclusion, racial justice, and the overall growth and vitality of congregations. They provide resources and support for clergy and laity, offer trainings and studies for spiritual development, and facilitate mission and outreach initiatives. Additionally, they oversee administrative functions such as financial management, church records, and conference information. One of their notable projects is the Restoring Waters development in St. Paul, which aims to provide stability, healing, and trauma-informed care for women, individuals, and small families. They also highlight the retirement of Rev. Cynthia Williams and Barb Brower, as well as the departure of Rev. Susan Nienaber to join the nonprofit LeaderWise. Bishop Lanette Plambeck leads the commission and encourages support for initiatives like Restoring Waters and the Lenten study on multiplying love. The commission is dedicated to fostering a sense of community, faith, and service among its members and the wider Methodist community.Generated from the website