Speak Up. Stand Up. TAKE ACTION
We are justice-seeking people of faith and we believe that
"The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice"
Organizing Justice-Seekers to Make Change
Methodist Federation for Social Action (MFSA) is an intersectional social justice nonprofit that mobilizes Justice-Seeking People of Faith to take action on issues of peace, poverty and people’s rights within the church, the nation, and the world.
Anti-Racism Begins at Home
In 2017, Methodist Federation for Social Action made a commitment to focus special energy on dismantling racism within our church and society. Seeking to do this work, we realized, “How can we call out racism and prejudice in others, if we haven’t done our own work within our own organization?”
We have completed an Organizational Racial Audit to help us move toward becoming a more anti-racist and anti-oppression organization. We invite you to join us in this transformational work. We can’t do this alone.
MFSA Bookstore
MFSA’s bookstore provides curated book recommendations organized in lists based on justice issues including racial justice, LGBTQ+ justice, disability justice, theology of justice, interfaith, justice in the Holy Land, peacebuilding, and more! The bookstore is still developing and lists will be regularly updated with recommendations from webinars, partner organizations, and the community.
Be Counted as a Justice-Seeker
Are you a person of faith that cares about progressive social issues that centers the voices that are most often pushed to the margins? Signing up as a Justice-Seeking Person of Faith will subscribe you to our National Newsletter MFSA Voices, which features the latest news of the progressive movement towards justice within the United Methodist Church and beyond.
Connect with a Regional Community
Connect with your local chapter that includes Justice-Seeking individuals, congregations, and communities working together to make change in your local area.
Justice-Seeking Congregations and Communities
In a world where faith is used as a weapon to do harm towards others and exclude, Justice-Seeking Congregations and Communities work toward justice, inclusion, and loving our neighbors.
