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Witnessing God’s Movement for Justice: 2023 Impact Update
How have you seen God at work so far this year? At Justice Revival, we’ve been reflecting on the first half of 2023 with gratitude and awe. We're excited to share with you our Mid-Year Impact Report, which highlights the important work that this community has made...
Prayers & Reflections for Juneteenth
Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when the good news of liberation finally reached enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas. As you observe this important holiday, we encourage you to use the resources below to pray, reflect, lament, and recommit to advancing...
The ERA Movement Continues After Historic Senate Vote
Yesterday saw a historic breakthrough for the Equal Rights Amendment and the cause of gender equality in the U.S., as a majority of U.S. Senators voted to recognize the ERA as the 28th Amendment. 51 Senators voted in favor of Senate Joint Resolution 4 (SJ Res 4),...
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