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LINKS TO OUR MISSION PARTNERS
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Disciples Advocacy Washington Network (DAWN) is an advocacy network that seeks faithfully to represent the public policy views and values of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the Capital Area. DAWN brings together concerned individuals and congregations in the Christian Church Capital Area to work together against racism, violence, and poverty.
DAWN is a partnership between National City Christian Church (Washington, DC), Pilgrimage Christian Church (Suitland, MD), and the Christian Church Capital Area. DAWN is also a corporate member of DJAN (Disciples Justice Action Network) and a participating organization in the Washington Interreligious Staff Community (WISC).
DAWN works closely with the Washington Office of the United Church of Christ's Justice and Witness Ministries and the Washington Office of the National Council of Churches. DAWN is also a partner in ministry with Call to Renewal, the Children's Defense Fund's Black Community Crusade for Children, the Interfaith Alliance Foundation, the Black Church Initiative of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice, and the Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington.
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Disciples Justice Action Network is a national network of justice-seeking individuals, congregations, and organizations within the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Its mission is to provide a prophetic voice for justice within the denomination, and to encourage Disciples everywhere to get more involved in efforts to promote greater justice and peace.
DJAN is an inclusive network of Disciples from diverse racial, ethnic, geographical, theological, and political backgrounds. Leaders, members and supporters include people of diverse sexual orientations, diverse abilities, diverse gifts, and diverse ministries.
DJAN publishes a regular newsletter (The Call to Justice), conducts workshops and trainings in congregations around the country, organizes local groups of activists, and hosts major events at General and Regional Assemblies.
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