Events

A Kairos Moment is a time when crisis and opportunity collide and the possibility for something new can emerge. Join the Kairos Center for a new bi-weekly series of 30

Faith Leaders Congressional Briefing | Poor People's Campaign from Fusion Films on Vimeo. This morning, at 9:00 AM ET, a diverse group of faith leaders from across the country will

Poor People’s Campaign Mississippi Moral Monday Led by National Co-Chairs Bishop William J. Barber II & Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis “Free the land, clean the water and keep it public”

Back from the Brink (BftB) : Bringing Communities Together to Abolish Nuclear Weapons Roundtable discussion about democracy, peace and disarmament for staff/leaders of peace and disarmament and allied groups; Peace/disarmament and BftB activists nationwide; supporters/members of BftB coalition endorsers & partners; progressive media. Register

Ethnic Concerns Consultation Ethnic Concerns Consultation, or ECC, is dedicated to bringing education and awareness of the concerns of ethnic groups to churches and all of Christendom.  The ECC is

The Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival’s National Day of Action - on Saturday, October 15th at noon, poor, low-income people, and their advocates will march on

Join us for our next installment of It’s Kairos Time! Our cultural strategies organizer and educator, Ciara Taylor, will get into conversation with Distinguished Professor Jeanne Theoharis, about the first

Launch of the Winter Offensive 2022/23 On November 27th 2022, Freedom Church of the Poor will kick off in conjunction with the National Union of the Homeless in this year's

As the Christian holiday season descends we re-read the story of Joseph and Mary who were told there was no room at the Inn, just as we are told that there is no housing for the homeless, no healthcare for the sick, no refuge for the immigrant. As the poor and dispossessed we are not looking for empty Christmas celebrations but the abundance that Jesus proclaimed for all and not just a few. This season, we see that a movement is being born in the forgotten mangers, the poor hoods and hollers of the nation. May we spread this good news that ending poverty and homelessness aren’t only possible, they are what God demands of us. 

Our revolutionary mothers and caregivers have tended generations of revolutionaries with patient urgency. This week we celebrate how God has lifted the lowly and brought down the rich through the movements of the poor past and present, while looking to the policies that would lift the heartbreak of poverty for children, families, and caregivers. Scripture

As we continue in the Winter Offensive season, we remember those who have died in the past year due to poverty and homelessness. The annual memorial for National Union of the Homeless highlights the challenges that the longest night of the year brings to those whose only roof is a winter sky, and to those most impacted by policy violence. This week we celebrate the conception of Immanuel, the God who chose such a night for his incarnation and whose life teaches us to mourn the dead and to fight like hell for the living. Scripture Reading: Matthew 1:18-25

Join us as we commemorate the Annual National Homeless Memorial Day in NYC and condemn the mass graves of unnamed poor and homeless men, women and children in “Potters’ Fields” around the country and internationally. We will share food and sing, give voice to our plight, and continue our collective fight demanding housing for all.