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Statement from the Gun Violence Prevention Working Group of the Presbyterian Peace FellowshipChristopher Wiggins for The Advocate
Earlier this month, the Trump administration removed the “Faces of Gun Violence” memorial from the ATF and made it easier to access machine gun–like weapons. We refuse to let this moment go unchallenged.
Our latest statement centers survivors, recommits to this sacred work, and invites you to take action with us.
Read the full statement + join the movement
Answering the Call: Volunteer to Accompany Unrepresented Migrant Children
Every day, immigrant children are forced to face court alone.
At the request of ImportaMi and the International Rescue Committee, Presbyterian Peace Fellowship is building a network of volunteer accompaniers to stand with these children in moments of deep vulnerability. If you’re bilingual, have a driver’s license, and are ready to show up—this is your call.
On the Anniversary of 9/11, Reflecting on Interfaith Work from 22 Years Ago
Most of us alsosimply welcomed the concerns and compassion showered upon us by persons from aroundthe world, with messages of solidarity and comfort, not so much because we were Americansbut because we were simply human. And that was good enough.
I have a secret
My seatmate, Mary, was no exception as she said to me, “I need to confess. I have only told 2 other people about this. Last year - I bought a gun...