Interfaith Cincinnati
April 7, 2020
Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York, and Rabbi Noam Marans, AJC’s Director of Interreligious and Intergroup Relations, discuss Passover, Easter, and Catholic-Jewish cooperation in trying times.
Advocacy Anywhere is a new platform that will enable you to engage with AJC’s leading expertise, content, and advocacy opportunities from wherever you are, using cutting-edge technology.
The Supreme Court is currently considering the case for Dreamers (those currently protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program). Concurrently, the House has already passed H.R. 6 which would provide critical permanent legal protection to DACA recipients, and the Senate is considering its partner bill, S. 874, the Dream Act of 2019 (both of which are supported by the US bishops conference).
We encourage you to take action, encouraging our Senators to support this legislation. To do so, please click here. We also encourage you to reach out directly to our Senators and ask them to support the bill. You can reach Senator Portman’s office at 513.684.3265 and Senator Brown’s office at 513.684.1021.
I am delighted to invite you and your friends and family to our second annual Inspiring Hope Fundraiser on Sunday, April 5th from 3:00-4:30 p.m. at the Music Resource Center (3032 Woodburn Ave).
A lot has happened since last year’s Inspiring Hope event and even more is happening now. We can’t wait to fill you in!
Please consider attending the Inspiring Hope Event on April 5th as the youth tell you about what we’ve been up to, where we are headed, and why we need you to be part of the team!
Sunday, April 5
Inspiring Hope Fundraiser
@ the Music Resource Center
3032 Woodburn Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45206
3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. – Registration and mingling
3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. – Program and dessert buffet
If you plan to attend, please let us know and register via EventBrite at bit.ly/k4p2020hope (or by clicking the blue rectangle above or below:)
Peace and love,
Adam Hayden
Chapter Coordinator
Kids4Peace Cincinnati
812-430-4464
Award Nominations Now Open & Early-Bird Registration Closing Soon
Do you know an individual, organization or business that has achieved significant impact, implemented an innovative program, or demonstrated strong leadership in sustainability? Green Umbrella is now accepting nominations for our 2020 Sustainability Awards to be presented at the Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit on May 1. Winners will be chosen in each category based upon the uniqueness, reach and carbon reduction of their project. Nominations due Friday, March 20.
Reminder: Early-bird registration closes on March 15. Secure your spot today.
Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are also available.
Better Together Days is coming February 17th to 21st 2020.
Better Together Days is a program of Interfaith Youth Core, which brings our network of campuses together for a week of interfaith action. From organizing canned food drives and dinner dialogues to panel discussions and service projects in the community, our campus partners do amazing work, and we invite you to join us this year!
IFYC Founder and President, Eboo Patel, imagines America as a ‘potluck nation’ – not a melting pot where all the flavors get meshed together and become bland goo. A potluck actively requires attendees to bring their best dishes, the dishes that reflect something about their unique background – a potluck relies on the contributions of a diverse community. Potlucks facilitate relationships between people and help build bridges by creating a space for eating and socializing and surprise connections. This is the kind of American society we are striving to build.
The Supreme Court is currently considering the case for Dreamers (those currently protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program). Concurrently, the House has already passed H.R. 6 which would provide critical permanent legal protection to DACA recipients, and the Senate is considering its partner bill, S. 874, the Dream Act of 2019 (both of which are supported by the US bishops conference).
We encourage you to take action, encouraging our Senators to support this legislation. To do so, please click here. We also encourage you to reach out directly to our Senators and ask them to support the bill. You can reach Senator Portman’s office at 513.684.3265 and Senator Brown’s office at 513.684.1021.
CAIN – Churches Active In Northside We recognize our social and moral responsibility to help people impacted by poverty. We show our love of God, our neighbors, and our neighborhood by: Respecting everyone’s human dignity. Demonstrating empathy, inclusion, and respect in every interaction. Appreciating the worth and diversity of all people. Expressing compassion and kindness in all we do. Addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual hungers of our guests. Fostering community connections.
YOU can be a CAIN “Secret Angel” and make a brighter Christmas season for those most in need. You will light up a child’s life when she reads her new book, bring a smile to teenager as he uses his new bath and body items, and encourage a family gathered around a table enjoying a wonderful meal!
Every December, CAIN’s Rainbow Choice Food Pantry is transformed into an ‘Angel Shop.’ This year more families than ever will select kitchen items, books for children, and gift cards. Hundreds of donors and volunteers – Secret Angels like YOU! – make this possible.
To Support a local Food Pantries in Cincinnati click here for a listing!