In Their Own Words: A Forum on Youth Homelessness

Does your faith community have a young adult group or active young adult membership?

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Meet our New Intern, Lee!

We are pleased to welcome Lee Paczulla as our new Social Action Ministries Assistant Coordinator!

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Ballot Questions: No, No, No

This morning, Ending Homelessness in Massachusetts, a blog by the Massachusetts Housing and Shelter Alliance, published a guest post from Aimee Coolidge, MHSA Member Agency Pine Street Inn’s Director of Community and Government Relations. In this excerpt below, Aimee Coolidge encourages Massachusetts voters to vote No, No, No on the three ballot questions this November.

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Boston Faith Communities, Service Providers, Advocates and City Officials Gather for Leading the Way: Ending Homelessness in Boston

This week, people of faith from across Boston gathered with service providers, advocates and City of Boston officials for Leading the Way: Ending Homelessness in Boston, held at Temple Israel.

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Only One Week Away: RSVP Now for Leading the Way!

Will you join us as part of a growing interfaith movement in Massachusetts committed to creating a society in which no one is without a home?

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"Homes for Our Neighbors"

Today, The Dallas Morning News published "1,000-church group urges acceptance of housing for the homeless," an article by Kim Horner about the Greater Dallas Justice Revival's partnership with the Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance and Dallas Housing Authority.

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"Our Sanctuaries Have Windows": A Reflection from Rabbi Suzanne Singer

In our September 2nd post, we looked at a Taslich ceremony celebrating Rosh HaShanah, the Jewish New Year and the first of the Jewish High Holidays.

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