A Public Witness for Peace Following the U.S. and Israeli Strikes in Iran
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#36: The 1980s Burger King Shooting of Marie Grossman In 1987, Marie Grossman was the embodiment of the American dream: a trailblazing attorney, a devoted mother, and a woman who had meticulously built a life of stability and purpose. But on a foggy December evening, a routine stop for fast food on her way to her son's wrestling match placed her directly in the path of two men with a loaded revolver and a terrifying history of "asset card" abductions. This episode explores the intersection of two vastly different lives—a high-achieving professional and a nineteen-year-old former basketball star who believed the rules no longer applied to him. When Richard Thompson stepped between the menu board and Marie’s car, he triggered a sequence of events that would force Marie to make a split-second, life-altering gamble based on a trauma she had buried for decades. What happens when a victim refuses to follow the script of compliance? How does a community react when a pattern of systemic negligence at a major corporation is finally brought to light? This is a story of incredible resilience, the high cost of corporate indifference, and an unconventional quest for a type of justice that the legal system wasn't designed to provide.

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Thank you to every advocate, every voter, and every community who continues to insist that our church fully reflects God’s expansive love.
The work for justice continues — and today, we celebrate!

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All four constitutional amendments have been officially ratified across The United Methodist Church!

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Just days after the verdict, survivors of the conflict say justice feels years away. The War Crime Trials continue, yet healing remains elusive. #ForbesNews #JusticeSeeking 🕊️️ got something in your amazon cart? before you check out, click this link: tinyurl.com/amazondiscou...

Hosanna wasn’t just a shout of praise. It was—and still is—a cry for help. It means “save us.” In the streets of an occupied city, people cried out for liberation from empire, economic injustice, and corrupt leadership.

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To All Trans Humans, You are God's Beloved. We Support You.

On this Trans Day of Visibility, MFSA celebrates the sacred worth, resilience, and leadership of our transgender siblings. We honor your courage and affirm that your presence in the Church and the world is a gift. #TransDayOfVisibility #MFSAVoices #JusticeSeeking

A Valentine's Card that says: Love is Revolutionary. Love fuels justice. It sustains movements. It reminds us that we are never alone. In a world that tries to divide, love builds bridges. In the face of injustice, love calls us to action. 💜 Love your neighbor. ❤️ Love yourself. 💙 Love boldly. 💛 Love with purpose. Wherever you are today, may you feel held in the embrace of a love that liberates and transforms.

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Today, we honor her radical legacy by continuing the fight for racial justice and refusing to accept systems that dehumanize and oppress. #MFSAVoices #JusticeSeeking

As we reflect on freedom, we recognize that justice is still unfinished work. We remain committed to the ongoing fight against systemic racism and the dismantling of oppression in all its forms.

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International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust 27 January

Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day

We pause to honor the memory of the six million Jews and millions of others—including Roma, LGBTQ+ individuals, disabled people, and political dissidents—who were murdered during the Holocaust.

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A message is displayed on a blue background with a plumbline symbol. The message is from MFSA and reads: In the wake of recent executive orders that disproportionately target and harm marginalized communities, the Methodist Federation for Social Action (MFSA) stands in unwavering solidarity with those affected. We affirm the sacred worth of all people and reject actions that seek to dehumanize, exclude, or oppress. We commit to amplifying the voices of those impacted, advocating for justice, and supporting the ongoing work of liberation. To those who feel targeted or unsafe: You are not alone. We see you, we hear you, and we will continue to stand alongside you, working toward a world that upholds dignity, equity, and love for all. May we move forward together, grounded in faith and action, to resist injustice and build a community where all are truly free.

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