Become a Road to Liberation Partner

Faith in Texas envisions a world in which economic, racial, and social equity enables everyone to live in complete liberation to pursue their divine purpose and participate fully in the systems and processes that govern their lives. As long as the Black community is oppressed and under attack, this vision cannot be realized. As faith leaders, we are compelled to take bold action. You and your congregation can join us as a Road to Liberation Partner by committing to three actions:

Preach and Teach Liberation

Between now and November 3, take time during your services, studies, small groups, or other teaching settings to share how your faith connects to liberation from white supremacy and racism. Use the resources in this toolkit to teach your members about the history of policing and incarceration, and how they have been used to bind and control us and our neighbors. Find resources here.

Mobilize to The Road to Liberation Launch Event

Invite your congregation to attend The Road to Liberation Launch Event on August 30. At The Road to Liberation Launch, your members will learn about the racial history of Dallas, how our faith traditions compel us towards liberation from white supremacy, and how we can collectively take action to divest from policing and incarceration and invest in true liberation. Learn more about The Road to Liberation Launch here.

Commit to the Liberation Pledge

Between August 30 and November 3, challenge your congregation to commit to the journey of liberation - for themselves, their neighbors, and their community. The Liberation Pledge commits us to take concrete action to seek liberation from white supremacy by addressing our own internalized racism, shaping local policies to address systemic racism, and by voting. Check out the Liberation Pledge here.

As a Road to Liberation Partner Congregation, you will receive support from Faith in Texas Clergy and Organizers, and will be listed as an official partner on the Road to Liberation Campaign Web Page.