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Episcopalians for Global Reconciliation

Cambridge, MA
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www.e4gr.org

    • About Us

    As Christians we are called to carry on God's work of justice and reconciliation in the world. This social engagement is inherent in our faith: God demands it. Therefore, we commit ourselves to:

    • Giving 0.7% of our personal budgets - and working towards giving 0.7% of our parish, diocesan, Church, and national budgets - to help achieve the Millennium Development Goals overseas.
    • An essential shift in the economic and social practices of Episcopalians, the Episcopal Church, and the citizens, corporations, and government of the U.S.
    • Holding our national leaders accountable for fulfilling their promises to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
    • Solidarity with the Anglican Communion for a re- ordering of global economic priorities and practices away from consumption towards dignity for all.

    As Christians we are called to carry on God's work of justice and reconciliation in the world. This social engagement is inherent in our faith: God demands it. Therefore, we commit ourselves to:

    • Giving 0.7% of our personal budgets - and working towards giving 0.7% of our parish, diocesan, Church, and national budgets - to help achieve the Millennium Development Goals overseas.
    • An essential shift in the economic and social practices of Episcopalians, the Episcopal Church, and the citizens, corporations, and government of the U.S.
    • Holding our national leaders accountable for fulfilling their promises to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
    • Solidarity with the Anglican Communion for a re- ordering of global economic priorities and practices away from consumption towards dignity for all.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Education
    • Poverty
    • Religion & Spirituality

    Location

    • c/o Christ Episcopal Church, Cambridge, MA 02138, United States
      Zero Garden Street
    Illustration

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