Organizing for love, dignity, and liberation

On Friday, a powerful tornado tore through St. Louis — destroying thousands of homes, ripping off roofs, knocking out power, cutting communication, and displacing families. As temperatures rise, too many of our neighbors are without shelter, clean water, or basic essentials.

This is a moment for people of faith and conscience to rise up. It is times like these that showing up matters.

Faith in Action is standing with Missouri Faith Voices, our Missouri federation, to raise emergency relief funds that will have an immediate impact on the local community. These funds will go directly to impacted member congregations and will support existing grassroots efforts led by a trusted Missouri Faith Voices partner who is currently providing critical supplies like hygiene products, water, and cleaning materials, while also coordinating volunteers to help families board up damaged homes, clear debris, and begin the long process of recovery.

This is about more than recovery. This is about justice, compassion, and standing with our neighbors in a time of great need. Our values call us to care—not just in words, but in action.

Please give to St. Louis today (link in bio)

Congress is considering a dangerous federal budget that would slash $880 billion from Medicaid and $230 billion from SNAP—while funneling $150 billion into detention and deportation.

These cuts could strip healthcare from 5.8 million people and take food away from millions of families.

Our communities are not “waste” or “fraud.” They deserve care, dignity, and protection.

Urge your Members of Congress to vote NO on a budget that harms our families.

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Today, we are mourning the loss of Pope Francis and honoring his legacy of mercy and justice.

Our founder, Fr. John Baumann said: “The Pope taught us to be protagonists in the creation of a better, more humane future where everyone is loved and respected as a child of God. He called us to welcome migrants with humanity, care for the earth as our common home, and challenge economic systems that idolize money and cause poverty, suffering, and indifference. His legacy will be a reminder that the future of humanity is in the hands of those who struggle against poverty and injustice.” Read our full statement - link in bio.