What’s in a Name? Help Us Reflect on SAM!

In recent posts, we’ve explored what it means for social action to be truly interfaith, and we’ve touched on some of the questions and challenges that arise in this work.

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Interfaith Social Action: A Common Denominator or an Opportunity for Understanding?

Interfaith work brings us into contact with people who follow the example of different religious figures and leaders, who believe in the truth of different scriptures and who follow diverse norms for religious practice.

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Evangelism and Evangelicals: An Impasse for Interfaith Social Action?

In this week's guest post, Sara Staley, a Master of Theological Studies student at Boston University, reflects on challenges and opportunities for evangelical Christian involvement in interfaith social action.  

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A Call to Action: Interfaith Support for Housing First for Families

On Wednesday, March 2, faith community representatives, service providers and advocates gathered at University Lutheran Church in Cambridge for A Call to Action: Interfaith Support for Housing First for Families.

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