Study Action Guides
Often when we begin justice work, we need a season of learning about a topic to ground us in the biblical foundations, the theological reasons for engaging, and how the topic has appeared in our local context. These study-action guides are tools for your congregation to begin conversations about why and how you do justice work in a variety of areas.
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Faith & Gun Violence
This study-action guide is the result of two years of faithful listening, cross+generational connection, and continuous commitment to the belief that that the Spirit calls us to action in multiple ways
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Hunger
This resource from the Wisconsin Council of Churches aims to help congregations learn about and respond to hunger in their communities.
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Immigration Reform
The biblical story continually shows God’s concern for the migrant and the outcast and work around immigration is a part of the ministry of many churches.
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Jesus & Justice In Public
At the Wisconsin Council of Churches, we often speak of the importance of connecting “Jesus and Justice in Public.” It is our hope that this Study-Action Guide will be an invitation to learn, and encourage you to explore what engagement looks like in your local communities.
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Loving Our Interfaith Neighbors
The Wisconsin Council of Churches is pleased to share with you this groundbreaking resource for Wisconsin congregations, “Loving our Interfaith Neighbors: A Study-Action Guide.”
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Worker Justice
In a collaboration between the Wisconsin Council of Churches and Worker Justice Wisconsin, we have launched a new study-action guide focused on worker justice.