This webinar will be the first of a three-part series facilitated by John Noble, a Master of Divinity student at Brite Divinity School and board member of NETWORK. During this live interview, he will lead us through the background of this legislative coalition, the joys and challenges of legislative work, and a time of questions and ongoing discussion with the webinar viewers.

The Re/Generation Project is just one example of some of the new projects taking root at CTA. As you may know, our Vision Council recently announced that we have begun the hard work of reshaping our organization.

Heidi Schlumpf looks at Call To Action’s past, present, and future and has a thoughtful take on the challenges and opportunities facing our organization.

A weekend conference examining Catholic vocation was held March 29-30 at Union Theological Seminary, a bastion of liberal Protestantism in upper Manhattan.

Throughout Lent, members of Call To Action will be writing weekly reflections based on that Sunday’s liturgical readings.  These reflections are an offering of CTA’s Anti-Racism Team.

Now in its second year, Re/Generation (formerly titled the 20/30 Project for Mentoring and Leadership) is a national cohort of Catholic visionaries and change-makers, lovingly called “Re/Generators.”

The Vatican II Listening Project is an effort to collect and record the memories, stories, wisdom and lessons from the people who were shaped by the reforms and promise of the Second Vatican Council.

Catholicism has been crafted and refined by a communion of saints to the point where I feel it, and I speak it with my body through ritual and sacrament.

On November 9-11, 2018, hundreds of faithful Catholics gathered in San Antonio, Texas for Call To Action's National Conference, Santuario - Resistencia - Sacramento (Sanctuary - Resistance - Sacrament).

Keynote: Nathan Schneider, Everything for Everyone: The Radical Tradition That Is Shaping the Next Economy.

In December of 2017, Call To Action, FutureChurch and Women’s Ordination Conference unveiled their newest shared campaign, #CatholicToo, as a Catholic response to the outpouring of testimonies from women breaking their silence about harassment and abuse across industries (#MeToo).

After spending a weekend with our Young Leaders, I couldn’t help but be moved from a place of fear and inaction to hope and commitment.

Elvira Arellano became a symbol for the rights of undocumented immigrants and families when she decided to take sanctuary in Adalberto United Methodist Church in Chicago.

Young Adults are not the “future” of the church-- we are the living, breathing church here and now! Call To Action’s viability now and into the future is contingent on our ability to engage with these young activists.

The Liturgy Coordinator will also be responsible for working with the Conference Coordinator to ensure the overall flow of all plenary sessions.