Called to do Justice: Putting Faith Into Action

Everyone is invited to join with others working to make a difference in our community. Jesus continually taught to defend the weak and lift up the powerless. Therefore, we work for justice. What is justice? Fair and equal treatment in society, including access to basic needs. Working for justice goes beyond charity to change the systems that cause injustice. We engage in research on relevant topics, identifying needs in our church and community, working to educate the congregation, and creating and implementing actions that improve the situation.

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What Does God Ask?

To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.  Micah 6:8. 

Doing justice is central to our lives as followers of Jesus. 

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Little Free Pantry

Our Little Free Food Pantry is available 24/7, 365 days of the year. It is stocked with canned goods, staples, tuna and meats. In the winter months, we add items such as socks and gloves.

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Growing Food

For I was hungry and you gave me food to eat. Matthew 25:35

We grow organic vegetables for our neighbors and to supplement area food pantries.

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Direct Action

Learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression. Isaiah 1:17 

From prayer vigils, direct actions to letter writing campaigns and visits to our legislators, we advocate for a just world for all.

Partnerships

Let us encourage one another to love and to do good works. Hebrews 10:24 

We often partner with Interfaith Committee on Latin AmericaLatinos En AxionMigrant and Immigration Community Action Project, Metropolitan Congregations United, Tent Mission StL, Winter Outreach, MO Jobs with Justice, and MapleGOOD.