African Methodist Episcopal Church
Alliance of Baptists
American Baptist Churches of the South
American Baptist Home Mission Societies
American Friends Service Committee
Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America
Catholic Health Association of the United States
Catholic Health Initiatives
Catholics In Alliance for the Common Good
Catholics United
Church of the Brethren
Church Women United
Conference of Major Superiors of Men
Disciples Home Missions, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
Dominican Sisters of Peace
The Episcopal Church
Franciscan Action Network
Friends Committee on National Legislation
Health Ministries Association
Heeding God’s Call
International Parish Nurse Resource Center
Islamic Society of North America
Jewish Council for Public Affairs
Jewish Reconstructionist Movement
Leadership Conference of Women Religious
Mennonite Central Committee, Washington Office
National Advocacy Center, Sisters of the Good Shepherd
National Council of Churches Of Christ in the U.S.A.
National Episcopal Health Ministries
National Latino Evangelical Coalition
NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
Pax Christi USA
PICO National Network — Lifelines to Healing Campaign
Presbyterian Church USA
Progressive National Baptist Convention
Rabbinical Assembly
Sikh Council on Religion and Education
Union for Reform Judaism
Unitarian Universalist Association
United Church of Christ – Justice and Witness Covenanted Ministry
United Methodist Church — General Board of Church and Society
United Methodist Church – United Methodist Women
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
Women of Reform Judaism
World Sikh Council – American Region
The usual suspects.
The USUAL “National Council of “Churches”” “Suspects”.
???
So about 26 people with 70 websites between them?
Yawn.....
Jesus clearly advocated a balanced approach to all parts of life (as in Ecclesiastes 3:1), not a life centered on warfare but also not a purely passive life of turning the other cheek. These "Christians" who want the people forcibly disarmed by government need to understand the Bible better. We are to render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's and unto God the things that are God's. Since essentially everything is God's, I will retain the weapons necessary to protect the life and the freedom that God gave me.
“Religious leaders attending the U.S. Gun Violence Prevention Sabbath Weekend called for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines”
Even for police and federal agents?
FAITHS UNITED TO PREVENT GUN VIOLENCE PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
We, The Faiths United to Prevent Gun Violence, are dedicated to eliminating scary-looking guns that account for an extremely small portion of gun violence.
Our hope is that 100% of gun violence will be committed with not-scary-looking guns. This should reduce the fear that gun violence produces in our communities and let the healing begin.
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How about a ban on people who believe it’s OK to murder?
A sabbath is a rest from something. So a “gun control sabbath” group would actually be a group advocating we take a break from gun control.
I like lists like this one. They keep me up to date on which “churches” have been infiltrated by the America/Freedom-hating commie libs. I’ll bet they all support “gay marriage” too.
I fail to see the nobility or virtue in purposely making yourself helpless. Even less in forcing the rest of us to become easy meat for psychopaths.
“Friends” = Quaker