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Katherine Marshall is a Senior Fellow at the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, where she leads the Center's program on Religion and Global Development. After a long career in t...
A collaboration with Washingtonpost Newsweek Interactive's On Faith site, Faith in Action tracks the activities of people of faith across the globe and across religious traditions, with a focus on development issues. It is featured here as well as on Georgetown/On Faith.
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About 'Faith in Action'
November 20, 2007
Faith is more than beliefs. It is about right and wrong, justice and injustice -- about remaking the world. "Faith in Action" tracks the activities of people of faith across the globe and across religious traditions. It maps their engagement around critical issues, from global health to the environment -- from AIDS to zebras. It explores the struggles, alliances, and common efforts of people of faith, public and private, local and global. And it highlights how important it is for Americans to look beyond their borders and to appreciate the struggles of the "bottom billion" people in today's globalized world.
