If you are wondering what justice seekers can do about the state of our country in these times, join us for our next online book study. The book is Sacred Resistance, by Rev Ginger Gaines-Cirelli.

Plan now to join MFSA for four Tuesday evenings in September and October to read and discuss The Serviceberry.

6:30-8:00 p.m. PT/7:30-9:00 p.m. MT

Join other justice-minded people for the OR-ID MFSA Annual Meeting. For this year’s meeting, there is no charge, no travel, and no lunch!

Hear the annual report of MFSA activity, locally, nationally, and internationally. Participate in the election of board members. Share you’re justice-seeking experiences over the last year, and participate in a program and conversation on Christian Nationalism.

The Oregon-Idaho Chapter of the Methodist Federation for Social Action invites you to participate in a series of upcoming events aimed at promoting social justice and community engagement. Highlights include the WMJM Webinar on May 19, the OR-ID Annual Conference from June 19-21, and our Annual Meeting on July 8. Join us in discussing critical topics like constitutional amendments and social justice initiatives. Your participation is vital for fostering a more inclusive and equitable community.

Christian Nationalism is a troubling ideology that seeks to merge Christian and American identities. It distorts both the Christian faith and America’s constitutional democracy.

Save January 20, 2024, and register now for a conversation on Christian Nationalism.

Churches across Oregon and Idaho are addressing housing needs in a wide variety of ways. Two congregations are receiving significant resistance from their neighbors over plans to place transitional housing micro-shelters on their property. These churches would like our support as they continue in their processes working with local governments.

Change is a comin’: How You Can Have a Say

Register today for the OR-ID MFSA Annual Meeting. June 7th, 6:30 PM via zoom.

The MFSA board reviews all the legislation coming to Annual Conference and makes recommendations on the issues that speak to social justice.

The newest MFSA chapter is in Kenya. Organizers in Kenya are working to train people in social advocacy. Read more about what is planned and how you can help.

How can we, as Christians and justice-seekers, open conversations about this gun violence? What are the facts, and what actions can concerned citizens take? How can we motivate our state legislators and Congresspersons to take appropriate action to reduce unwanted injuries and death? Just what kind of firearms is it reasonable for responsible citizens to possess?