Family, we need each other right now! Join us this Friday for an interactive online conversation and song with organizers and community leaders doing the good work, facilitated this week by Lu Aya of Songs in the Key of Resistance and The Peace Poets.

Come and weave your heart, your song, your love, your wisdom with the communities waging dignity on the frontlines of the struggle for migrant justice from across the country!

We will gather and sing songs from the Free Families songbook, get updates from Florida, Texas and California and explore together how we can infuse work we already doing with potent healing cultural practices and/or activate new weekly gatherings in your local context that open the flow of mutual aid that's practical and physical but also emotional and spiritual.

Can't wait to see you! Gratitude!

The Workers Circle has been organizing Florida people of faith and conscience to hold weekly vigils outside Alligator Alcatraz, the notorious state-run detention camp that has been headlining news for its inhumane conditions. Join us for this important moral witness.

Sign Up Here.

Family, we need each other right now! Join us this Friday for an interactive online conversation and song with organizers and community leaders doing the good work, facilitated this week by Lu Aya of Songs in the Key of Resistance and The Peace Poets.

Come and weave your heart, your song, your love, your wisdom with the communities waging dignity on the frontlines of the struggle for migrant justice from across the country!

We will gather and sing songs from the Free Families songbook, get updates from Florida, Texas and California and explore together how we can infuse work we already doing with potent healing cultural practices and/or activate new weekly gatherings in your local context that open the flow of mutual aid that's practical and physical but also emotional and spiritual.

Can't wait to see you! Gratitude!

The Workers Circle has been organizing Florida people of faith and conscience to hold weekly vigils outside Alligator Alcatraz, the notorious state-run detention camp that has been headlining news for its inhumane conditions. Join us for this important moral witness.

Sign Up Here.

Family, we need each other right now! Join us this Friday for an interactive online conversation and song with organizers and community leaders doing the good work, facilitated this week by Lu Aya of Songs in the Key of Resistance and The Peace Poets.

Come and weave your heart, your song, your love, your wisdom with the communities waging dignity on the frontlines of the struggle for migrant justice from across the country!

We will gather and sing songs from the Free Families songbook, get updates from Florida, Texas and California and explore together how we can infuse work we already doing with potent healing cultural practices and/or activate new weekly gatherings in your local context that open the flow of mutual aid that's practical and physical but also emotional and spiritual.

Can't wait to see you! Gratitude!

Our Mission

The Freedom Church of the Poor is a spiritual and political home for movement leaders. We believe in the fundamental dignity and value of all life and in a world of abundance where all can thrive. We gather as a community of faith to support and care for each other. We commit to realizing the abundant world God promises by identifying, developing, and uniting leaders who will build a movement to end poverty led by the poor. In this community and through our commitment to this struggle we also seek to re-discover and share a vision and practice of religion that is rooted in truth, justice, and love.

The Workers Circle has been organizing Florida people of faith and conscience to hold weekly vigils outside Alligator Alcatraz, the notorious state-run detention camp that has been headlining news for its inhumane conditions. Join us for this important moral witness.

Sign Up Here.

Family, we need each other right now! Join us this Friday for an interactive online conversation and song with organizers and community leaders doing the good work, facilitated this week by Lu Aya of Songs in the Key of Resistance and The Peace Poets.

Come and weave your heart, your song, your love, your wisdom with the communities waging dignity on the frontlines of the struggle for migrant justice from across the country!

We will gather and sing songs from the Free Families songbook, get updates from Florida, Texas and California and explore together how we can infuse work we already doing with potent healing cultural practices and/or activate new weekly gatherings in your local context that open the flow of mutual aid that's practical and physical but also emotional and spiritual.

Can't wait to see you! Gratitude!

Our Mission

The Freedom Church of the Poor is a spiritual and political home for movement leaders. We believe in the fundamental dignity and value of all life and in a world of abundance where all can thrive. We gather as a community of faith to support and care for each other. We commit to realizing the abundant world God promises by identifying, developing, and uniting leaders who will build a movement to end poverty led by the poor. In this community and through our commitment to this struggle we also seek to re-discover and share a vision and practice of religion that is rooted in truth, justice, and love.

The Workers Circle has been organizing Florida people of faith and conscience to hold weekly vigils outside Alligator Alcatraz, the notorious state-run detention camp that has been headlining news for its inhumane conditions. Join us for this important moral witness.

Sign Up Here.

Family, we need each other right now! Join us this Friday for an interactive online conversation and song with organizers and community leaders doing the good work, facilitated this week by Lu Aya of Songs in the Key of Resistance and The Peace Poets.

Come and weave your heart, your song, your love, your wisdom with the communities waging dignity on the frontlines of the struggle for migrant justice from across the country!

We will gather and sing songs from the Free Families songbook, get updates from Florida, Texas and California and explore together how we can infuse work we already doing with potent healing cultural practices and/or activate new weekly gatherings in your local context that open the flow of mutual aid that's practical and physical but also emotional and spiritual.

Can't wait to see you! Gratitude!

Join a growing number of people of faith equipped with the knowledge and tools to identify threats to our democracy and to lead and take action through the Every Voice, Every Vote Campaign.

Sign up Here.

What informs our views on migration? A 2022 Lifeway poll revealed that only 20% of Christians shape their views on immigration through Scripture, while most rely on media and cultural narratives. This session invites us to pause and re-examine how we understand migration through the lens of our faith.

Together, we will wrestle with what the Bible says about migration, displacement, and the call to love our immigrant neighbors. Through stories from Scripture and stories from today, we will explore how a biblical imagination might challenge and reshape our response.

This session will not be recorded. We ask that participants honor the speaker’s work and refrain from recording or distributing the content.

Our Mission

The Freedom Church of the Poor is a spiritual and political home for movement leaders. We believe in the fundamental dignity and value of all life and in a world of abundance where all can thrive. We gather as a community of faith to support and care for each other. We commit to realizing the abundant world God promises by identifying, developing, and uniting leaders who will build a movement to end poverty led by the poor. In this community and through our commitment to this struggle we also seek to re-discover and share a vision and practice of religion that is rooted in truth, justice, and love.

The Workers Circle has been organizing Florida people of faith and conscience to hold weekly vigils outside Alligator Alcatraz, the notorious state-run detention camp that has been headlining news for its inhumane conditions. Join us for this important moral witness.

Sign Up Here.

Family, we need each other right now! Join us this Friday for an interactive online conversation and song with organizers and community leaders doing the good work, facilitated this week by Lu Aya of Songs in the Key of Resistance and The Peace Poets.

Come and weave your heart, your song, your love, your wisdom with the communities waging dignity on the frontlines of the struggle for migrant justice from across the country!

We will gather and sing songs from the Free Families songbook, get updates from Florida, Texas and California and explore together how we can infuse work we already doing with potent healing cultural practices and/or activate new weekly gatherings in your local context that open the flow of mutual aid that's practical and physical but also emotional and spiritual.

Can't wait to see you! Gratitude!

Join a growing number of people of faith equipped with the knowledge and tools to identify threats to our democracy and to lead and take action through the Every Voice, Every Vote Campaign.

Sign up Here.

Join the Workers Circle to learn how to build grassroots power to demand the democracy we need. A Democracy Circle is a small group of people you bring together — friends, colleagues, family — to take simple, concrete actions to demand the democracy we need and learn how to counter threats to our democracy today. Learn how people just like you have started circles across the country that are building community and having impact. There will be ample time for questions and discussion.

Learn more here.

Repairers of the Breach is organizing coordinated nonviolent Moral Monday peace-protest rallies outside the White House and Congressional offices across the country to deepen and escalate nonviolent moral resistance against the unholy and illegal war in the Middle East.

We are gathering because our nation continues to spend billions on war while people suffer at home and abroad. We stand against policy violence, abandoned communities, and the normalization of destruction. We come in disciplined, nonviolent, moral witness to call for peace, truth, justice, and the common good.

Join clergy, impacted individuals, faith leaders, and people of conscience in public witness.

Bring your body. Bring your voice. Bring your faith or your conscience. Clergy: wear vestments, collars, or stoles.

Learn more here.

Our Mission

The Freedom Church of the Poor is a spiritual and political home for movement leaders. We believe in the fundamental dignity and value of all life and in a world of abundance where all can thrive. We gather as a community of faith to support and care for each other. We commit to realizing the abundant world God promises by identifying, developing, and uniting leaders who will build a movement to end poverty led by the poor. In this community and through our commitment to this struggle we also seek to re-discover and share a vision and practice of religion that is rooted in truth, justice, and love.

The Workers Circle has been organizing Florida people of faith and conscience to hold weekly vigils outside Alligator Alcatraz, the notorious state-run detention camp that has been headlining news for its inhumane conditions. Join us for this important moral witness.

Sign Up Here.

Family, we need each other right now! Join us this Friday for an interactive online conversation and song with organizers and community leaders doing the good work, facilitated this week by Lu Aya of Songs in the Key of Resistance and The Peace Poets.

Come and weave your heart, your song, your love, your wisdom with the communities waging dignity on the frontlines of the struggle for migrant justice from across the country!

We will gather and sing songs from the Free Families songbook, get updates from Florida, Texas and California and explore together how we can infuse work we already doing with potent healing cultural practices and/or activate new weekly gatherings in your local context that open the flow of mutual aid that's practical and physical but also emotional and spiritual.

Can't wait to see you! Gratitude!

This conversation builds on our recent podcast episode featuring Pastor Wilber Marenco. We invite you to listen to the episode in advance as preparation for this time together.

In this session, we are joined by Pastor Wilber Marenco and Pastor Jim Caple, who walked closely with him and his family during his immigration detention.

Together, they will share their story, offering a window into both the personal experience of detention and the role of the local church in responding with presence, care, and solidarity.

As we listen, we will consider:

• What does it look like for a church to faithfully accompany someone through detention?

• How do relationships shape our response in moments of crisis?

• What might it mean for our own communities to bear witness in similar ways?

This is an invitation to learn not just from what happened, but from how the Church showed up – and how your church can do it too.

Join us on May 7th at 7pm ET / 4pm PT, where we will discuss naming misogynoir as both a theological and structural problem—and imagining gender justice as a spiritual practice. We have been here before, and this moment requires us to to be grounded in joy while combating and dismantling systems of oppression and violence. 

You can find our previous webinar series Faithful Conversations: Leading in Divided Times, on our SojoAction YouTube channel. 

Our Mission

The Freedom Church of the Poor is a spiritual and political home for movement leaders. We believe in the fundamental dignity and value of all life and in a world of abundance where all can thrive. We gather as a community of faith to support and care for each other. We commit to realizing the abundant world God promises by identifying, developing, and uniting leaders who will build a movement to end poverty led by the poor. In this community and through our commitment to this struggle we also seek to re-discover and share a vision and practice of religion that is rooted in truth, justice, and love.

The Workers Circle has been organizing Florida people of faith and conscience to hold weekly vigils outside Alligator Alcatraz, the notorious state-run detention camp that has been headlining news for its inhumane conditions. Join us for this important moral witness.

Sign Up Here.

Family, we need each other right now! Join us this Friday for an interactive online conversation and song with organizers and community leaders doing the good work, facilitated this week by Lu Aya of Songs in the Key of Resistance and The Peace Poets.

Come and weave your heart, your song, your love, your wisdom with the communities waging dignity on the frontlines of the struggle for migrant justice from across the country!

We will gather and sing songs from the Free Families songbook, get updates from Florida, Texas and California and explore together how we can infuse work we already doing with potent healing cultural practices and/or activate new weekly gatherings in your local context that open the flow of mutual aid that's practical and physical but also emotional and spiritual.

Can't wait to see you! Gratitude!

Our Mission

The Freedom Church of the Poor is a spiritual and political home for movement leaders. We believe in the fundamental dignity and value of all life and in a world of abundance where all can thrive. We gather as a community of faith to support and care for each other. We commit to realizing the abundant world God promises by identifying, developing, and uniting leaders who will build a movement to end poverty led by the poor. In this community and through our commitment to this struggle we also seek to re-discover and share a vision and practice of religion that is rooted in truth, justice, and love.