Register Now for Ecumenical Advocacy Days! Discounted Room Rate Ends March 2! Is THIS the Fast I Seek? Economy, Livelihood and Our National Priorities (Isaiah 58) March 23 – 26, 2012 | Washington, DC Click here to register http://www.advocacydays.org/  In this era of economic and political urgency, as critical decisions are being made about U.S. federal budget priorities and as national elections are fast approaching, Ecumenical Advocacy Days...

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CPJ Workshop Leader Highlights

March 23: Compassion, Peace, and Justice Training Day 'Presbyterians and Economic Justice' New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C. For more information and to Register, click here! Discounted tickets for students and EAD participants! Join the Office of Public witness and all the ministries of Compassion, Peace and Justice for a training day in Washington, D.C. Participants will have a full day of practical, church-based training and...

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Your're Invited: Evening Cruise on the Virginia's Jewel

Presbyterian Boat Ride on the Potomac at Ecumenical Advocacy DaysMarch 24th, 2012Tickets Going Fast!! Register at www.pcusa.org/washington On Saturday evening, March 24, Presbyterians attending Ecumenical Advocacy Days will be joined by others from the Washington area to celebrate the work of the PC(USA) Office of Public Witness in Washington, DC. The festivities will take place on the lovely boat, Virginia's Jewel, on the beautiful Potomac River....

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Speaker HighlightsRegister Today!Ecumenical Advocacy Days March 23-26!Compassion, Peace, and Justice Training Day March 23! Ecumenical Advocacy Days Crystal City Double Tree Hotel"Is This the Fast I Seek?"March 23rd – March 26th 2012For more information and to register go towww.advocacydays.orgPresbyterian Leadership at Ecumenical Advocacy Days:Friday Evening Opening CelebrationDr. Margaret Aymer Associate Professor of New Testament, Interdenominational...

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Children are not a Revenue SourceTell Congress to Protect the Child Tax CreditNegotiations are currently underway to extend the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance benefits for long-term unemployed workers -- an important measure to protect American families and to prevent the recovery from stalling out. However, one proposed “pay-for” in this debate will directly attack low-income, immigrant children. This proposal would restrict eligibility for the Child Tax Credit, denying the credit to nearly 5 million children in low-income, tax-paying...

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