Missouri Faith Voices

Missouri Faith Voices Missouri Faith Voices: Unlocking the Power of People We value the racial, ethnic, religious and regional diversity that has shaped American society.

Values:

We believe in the potential for transformation - of people, institutions, and of our larger culture - and the power of people of faith to lead this transformation. We believe that government can play a vital role in improving society, and that civic leaders and organizations need to claim the power to shape policy and hold public officials accountable. We believe that religion can bring u

s together rather than divide us; that our varied faith traditions inform and inspire us to make our communities and state better places to live. Goals:

•Build and equip a state-wide inter-religious table of clergy to positively address concerns of congregations & communities.

•Facilitate the building of relationships across congregations and communities and with decision and policymakers in order to establish mutual respect and influence on issues of concern.

•Train lay and clergy leaders with tools to effectively work together to affect public policy, influence budget decisions and create innovative programs that build on the authority of their respective faith traditions and respond to the stories of their people.

•Educate and inform the larger interfaith community in Missouri and the nation on issues of social justice that affect the families and individuals of our communities.

We said it a year ago and we'll say it again: "As people of faith, we condemn Gov. Kehoe’s call to gerrymander our congr...
09/04/2026

We said it a year ago and we'll say it again: "As people of faith, we condemn Gov. Kehoe’s call to gerrymander our congressional districts. As representatives of 100 congregations across the Show-Me State, we condemn the use of religion to legitimize dishonest district maps."

Read more at: https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/article311947062.html =cpy

Our democracy is on the line. Come find out how you can protect voting rights.
09/02/2026

Our democracy is on the line. Come find out how you can protect voting rights.

“Jesus said to care for the poor, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the prisoner. So I do it because Jesus told m...
09/02/2026

“Jesus said to care for the poor, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the prisoner. So I do it because Jesus told me to."

An 81-year-old retired pastor arrested during a protest at the Greene County Jail is no longer allowed to visit inmates, according to Interim Sheriff Jason Johnson.

Missouri's state motto is "Salus populi suprema lex esto," which means, "Let the welfare of the people be the supreme la...
08/05/2026

Missouri's state motto is "Salus populi suprema lex esto," which means, "Let the welfare of the people be the supreme law." The voters have spoken!

Missouri voters resoundingly rejected major Republican priorities on Tuesday as proposals to eliminate the income tax and change the way majorities are counted lost by large margins across the state.

Vote No on Amendments 4 and 5!
08/04/2026

Vote No on Amendments 4 and 5!

07/30/2026
07/24/2026

Missouri's four Catholic bishops are raising questions about Amendment 5, the income tax phaseout plan on the Aug. 4 primary election ballot.

07/24/2026

Early voting starts today! Do you have your plan to VOTE NO ON 4 by August 4th?

Check your with your local election board to find out what your early voting options are - and remind your neighbors to vote!

07/08/2026

A sales tax as high as 16%? Yeah, that's what's coming to Missouri with Amendment 5. It's disguised as a tax cut, but it'll hurt most of Missouri taxpayers. Vote NO on the everything tax!

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