We are lay and staff leaders from an ecumenical group of congregations, committed to connecting people of faith to challenge injustice and build community. We approach this work with humility, knowing we have much to learn and much to do. We believe it is our ethical obligation to resist evil, injustice, and oppression in all their forms. We are called to stand with those who suffer from injustice and to work for peace and reconciliation. Through education, relationships, advocacy, partnership, and action, we strive to make a meaningful and measurable difference in the lives of historically marginalized communities.