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We Have A Stake In D.C. Health Debate |
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RCRC CT Board member Rev. Sara Lamar-Sterling (2nd left), pastor of First & Summerfield United Methodist Church, is a guest panelist on N’Zinga Shani’s One World show, entitled “Affordable Health Care—A Human Right. |
RCRC of CT offers resources such as liturgies, sermons and prayers for clergy as well as programs to train clergy to deal with those facing an unintended pregnancy or reproductive loss. Prayerfully pro-choice is the position of many mainstream American faiths including Episcopal, Jewish, United Methodist, Presbyterian, United Church of Christ, Unitarian Universalist and Baptist. We are looking for committees, judicatories and secular organizations as well as additional clergy and individuals of faith to join us.
We want to include your voice in our work. Please read more about our upcoming programs and events.
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Fear mongering obstructs reasonable talk“TO everything there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven. A time to be born and a time to die.” Ecclesiastes speaks to those who have been working hard to care for those in communities of faith who struggle with ill health and chronic pain, who face decisions about end-of-life matters and who struggle to come to terms, financially, with health care challenges. Read Post
