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Join the NCC Poverty Initiative Network

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The goal of the Poverty Initiative is to mobilize the faith community to bring a loud and clear message to all: We must place a high priority on working for the dignity and well-being of all those who Jesus called "the least of these" (Mt 25) in our churches, our communities, and our nation.

girl on wallThe National Council of Churches is mobilizing Christians to take specific steps to challenge poverty with all the tools and energies at our disposal. We are helping to bring together people who are doing related work around the country in order to share plans, ideas, materials, and strategies.

We hope that this site will enable you to engage with our network. Furthermore, we hope that the resources here will help you to integrate justice and acts of mercy into your congregational worship and community life.

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We are here to amplify anti-poverty voices and tell your stories from across the United States. Please share them with us. Our phone, mailing address, and email information is here.

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The Poverty Initiative is part of the Justice and Advocacy Commission of the National Council of Churches of Christ.
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Phone 202-544-2350 ext. 27/ Fax: 202-488-5639

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