WHAT WE DO // OUR SERVICES
Advocacy &
Public Policy
Together, we can influence those in positions of power who can save and change lives.
WHAT WE DO // OUR SERVICES
Advocacy &
Public Policy
Together, we can influence those in positions of power who can save and change lives.
At World Relief, our commitment to advocate alongside the poor, the oppressed and the displaced is based on the example of Jesus. We believe that such advocacy is an important witness to a watching world about the character of Jesus.
We consider it an essential task to engage and challenge the church, reminding leaders and congregations alike that our Christian faith should compel us to seek justice and mercy for those who are suffering.
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When you give today, you help us:
Increase Awareness
In partnership with the local church, we educate the general public on local and federal laws that impact the communities we serve, while also informing Christians on how to respond to policy through a biblical lens.
Engage with Policy
Our advocacy team is active in Washington D.C., participating in policy briefs, press conferences, and Congressional meetings in an effort to influence the laws and policies that impact our communities.Engage with Policy
Our advocacy team is active in Washington D.C., participating in policy briefs, press conferences, and Congressional meetings in an effort to influence the laws and policies that impact our communities.
Build a Movement for Justice
As a leader in the evangelical Christian space, we are committed to being informed, working together with partner organizations and shedding light on injustices in order to create flourishing for all.For 80 years, we have been mobilizing Christians to advocate for public policies guided by biblical principles that address systemic injustices and enable us to better love our neighbors.
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Your generosity makes a transformative and lifelong impact. When you give, you’ll join our community of passionate changemakers committed to bringing hope, healing and transformation to those who need it most.
Get Involved
Find out more about how you can join us in advocating and putting Jesus’ love into action.
World Relief’s Stance on Advocacy
A core call of World Relief is that we empower local churches to serve and stand with the vulnerable. It is essential to engage the American church and remind leaders and congregations that our Christian faith should compel us to seek justice and mercy for the suffering. In increasingly divisive times, we are proud to be a leading and thoughtful voice in the U.S. evangelical community.
World Relief intercedes on behalf of those who are in poverty or without protection, in order to influence those in positions of power who can save and improve lives. We seek to not only defend and speak on the behalf of the vulnerable, but with and alongside them. Our commitment is based on biblical truths and on the example of Jesus. We believe that such advocacy is an important witness to a watching world about the character of Jesus.
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