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At the start of October I returned from a two month sabbatical.  I am so grateful I had the opportunity to take this time.  So for my...

Fall is officially underway. The leaves are changing, the apples are ready to be picked, and wait a minute, Thanksgiving and Christmas...

On October 5th, BFJN will be holding our monthly uncomfortable conversation. This month, we have decided to shed light on the housing...

As written in Micah 6:8, we have a responsibility to do justice. But how does one live out such a high calling? It is evident that there...

There are countless dimensions of the environmental movement. This makes getting started and finding your place within it challenging. ...

As evidenced in my previous blog, there is a climate crisis happening around us. And, from the plastic waste to the fumes emitted from...

Posted by: Ivy Written by: Maeve

Disabilities and the Church: Is the Church Really Open to All? Inaccessibility A Common Misconception A Final Challenge

A Brief History of the Disability Rights Movement The Struggle Continues What is the Christians’ Duty? A Final Challenge Sources: <1>...

Hello BFJN family and welcome to the summer blog series! My name is Maeve Barclay, BFJN’s summer intern, and I will be your author for...

Today's post is by my amazing friend, Jocelyn. I am so thankful to her for sharing her wisdom and her heart with us. If you're anything...

Thanks to Facebook memories I realized that this past week was my sixth anniversary with the Boston Faith & Justice Network.  It’s not...

Uncomfortable Conversations:  Let’s Talk About Racism Follow Up  Last month when we came together to discuss honestly and openly what...

By April L Diaz “You’re too loud.” “You’re not smart enough.” “You need some soft skills.” “You’re too much.” “You’re not enough of   . ....

I love Christmas carols. I have often shared about this during the Advent season. In the blog, on social media or if we’ve met IRL you...