Vital Conversations: Welcoming The Stranger
September Vital Conversation
Vital Conversations with Our Community Summer Series
Meals on Wheels Resumes Hot Meals
Join us in our Faith In Our City series. 
Register - Volunteer - Report
Help us tell others about the impact that YOU make! Our Volunteer Houston program, the City of Houston Department of Neighborhoods (DON), and ReadyHarris are asking you to register with an organization, volunteer your time and skills and report your hours to the organizations you support.
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The intersection of religion and faith in countering racism and inequality.
In Interfaith Ministries’ Juneteenth Conversation with Archbishop Joseph Fiorenza, Rev. William Lawson, and Rabbi Samuel Karff, they were asked, “How can people of faith really step out right now and help make real change for good?” Join us for a conversation with the Rev. Gregory Han from Interfaith Ministries as he engages in dialogue with the Rev. Dr. Matthew Russell and the Rev. Dr. Cleve V. Tinsley, Co-Managing Directors of Project Curate.
The work of Project Curate focuses around curricula development and building intellectual/social community toward goals of the community and civic engagement. Project Curate ultimately seeks to enact an emancipatory ethos and practice of critical public engagement that moves people into zones where they are able to dismantle barriers that tend to exist along lines of class, race, s*x, gender, and/or political orientation.
Count Me In!
Since the first census in 1790, the United States has conducted a population census every 10 years as required by the US Constitution. There are many purposes for the census including dividing US House of Representative seats among the states and allocating resources (federal funding!). Ensuring a complete count of each individual in every household is critical – the census includes every citizen, non-citizen legal residents, non-citizen long-term visitors and undocumented immigrants.
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“For the love of Houston Campaign”
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“For the love of Houston”
Houston Refugee Consortium.
Congresswoman Lizzie Fletcher, representing the 7th Congressional District, visited Meals on Wheels today. After greeting the team in the warehouse and loading the delivery vehicle, she delivered warm meals and friendly visits homebound seniors in her district.
