Police: Taking Survey Can Lead to Improvements, San Angelo Standard-Times

"When twenty or thirty individuals build relationships across racial lines, that can transform those individuals. When forty or fifty congregations and organizations do the same thing, with a collective membership of more than 25,000 people, and they resolve to take action together – that can transform our entire city-parish."

Leaders of the North Bay Sponsoring Committee leaders succeed in changing vehicle impoundment policies of law enforcement agencies in Sonoma County to respond to concerns about extreme penalties for undocumented families. This victory is the result of a house meeting campaign involving hundreds of congregational leaders across Sonoma County, and negotiations with multiple law enforcement agencies.

Future BR Master Plan Unveiled, The Advocate