Why “Healthy School Meals for All” Matters

By Haley Anderson, Social Justice Fellow My first experience in the field of education was as a Special Education Assistant in a public school in East Tennessee. I loved many aspects of that job, but my favorite part of the day was lunchtime. First, because of the hilarious and heartfelt conversations that would often take […]

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Advocacy Update from Haley Anderson

The Colorado Council of Churches’ Voices for Justice team has been working diligently this legislative session to track areas of policy that are important to our faith communities and the people we care for. Each month of the session, we’ll be highlighting a few of the bills that matter to us as citizens of Colorado […]

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Join us for the January 20th Faithful Thursdays Kick-Off Event!

In its fourth year, “Faithful Thursdays” is a diverse coalition of leaders, organizations and community members who are committed to adding a deeper, moral dimension to the public policy-making process in Colorado. Our focus is to advance a faith narrative and collaborative process that supports a just economy, promotes equity, and eradicates racism in Colorado.  […]

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November is National Caregivers Month

November is a time to publicly honor the millions of Americans who perform a very private andselfless act: caring for more than 6 million people in the U.S. living with Alzheimer’s disease.More than 11.2 million people – an estimated 3.3% of the U.S. population – are currentlyserving as volunteer, unpaid caregivers for their loved ones […]

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CCC Testifies in Support of Affordable Housing Project before Aurora City Council

Here is the testimony provided virtually by Father Michael Nicosia on Monday, October 25, 2021 to the Aurora City Council. The testimony is in favor of a proposed housing project at Mountain View United Church in Aurora, Colorado: My name is Fr. Michael Nicosia, a member of the Board of Directors of the Colorado Council […]

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Caste Book Study Ministry

The Colorado Council of Churches seeks African American churches and predominantly white churches interested in pairing up for a joint reading and study of Caste, Isabel Wilkerson’s bestseller that examines the laws and practices that created what she describes as a bipolar, Black and white caste system in the United States. It is our hope that […]

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2021 Pentecost Reflection

We thank Father Michael Nicosia, Ecumenical Catholic Communion, Rocky Mountain Region, for this Pentecost reflection.

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2021 Voices for Justice Interim Legislative Report

Here’s a status report that highlights the status of some of the bills that or Voices for Justice task fork are currently tracking. These are bills that we’ve identified as important to the faith community. In June, we will provide a more detailed report. Though some areas are not covered this session, this report is […]

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Faithful Thursdays Moment for March 25th–Immigration

This week’s Faithful Thursday video comes from Jean Demmler of the Presbytery of Denver, and she highlights HB21-1194, the Immigration Legal Defense Fund bill. Here is the link to the video: Faithful Thursdays: March 25, 2021 – YouTube

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This Week’s Faithful Thursdays Moment from Judaism Your Way and the Rocky Mountain Rabbis and Cantors

This week’s “Faithful Thursdays Moment” is presented by Rabbi Brian Field of Judaism Your Way and the Rocky Mountain Rabbis and Cantors.

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Faithful Thursdays Moment on Renter Rights

This week’s Faithful Thursdays Moment comes from Peter Severson of Lutheran Advocacy Ministry Colorado. It focuses on renter’s rights.

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A Faithful Thursdays Moment on Immigration

Here’s a “Faithful Thursdays Moment” on Immigration from our executive director, Adrian Miller.

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