As members of Mt. Tabor for more than 3 decades, through all this time and change, Mt. Tabor has continued to be faithful in worship, advocates for the vulnerable providing hope for the people. ~ Mark & Deb
The Coalition of Religious Communities
"The Coalition of Religious Communities organized Ending Child Homelessness Sabbath and Faith & Poverty Day at the Utah Capitol in January, 2018. During the session we met with legislators and testify in support of bills to eliminate the sales tax on food and increase housing available for low income families. We are now strategizing how we can impact the 2019 legislative session and make progress in this are at the local level." ~ Crossroad Urban Center website.
Equality Utah works to build a community where every Utahn is valued for being who they are regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. We believe everyone in our state deserves to be treated with respect and understanding and to be afforded the same basic freedoms and opportunities as everyone else.
Connecting faith and public life
As members of the ELCA, we believe that we are freed in Christ to serve and love our neighbor. God uses our hands, through our direct service work and our voices, through our advocacy efforts, to restore and reconcile our world. Through faithful advocacy, the ELCA lives out our Luthern belief that governments can help advance the common good.
ELCA advocacy works for change in public policy based on the experience of Lutheran ministries, programs and projects around the world and in communities across the United States. We work through political channels on behalf of the following biblical values: peacemaking, hospitality to strangers, care for creation, and concern for people living in poverty and struggling with hunger and disease.
Join a growing movement
Together, we achieve things on a scale and scope that we could never do otherwise. When we act as a coordinated network of advocates and reach out to officials on relevant, timely issues, we effectively impact public policies. Read more