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Ep. 435 Pluralism, Decency and Love for All

Ep. 435 Pluralism, Decency and Love for All

This week, Weekly Witness highlights the voices of Texas faith leaders who spoke during the Texas Impact Leadership Council’s press conference on the south steps of the Texas Capitol on May 8th as we call out religious extremism. Joining us today are: Rev. Phil...
34: Ep. 434 Stay With It

34: Ep. 434 Stay With It

As the Texas Legislative Session enters its final month things are hot-both in terms of public policy and feelings, and Texans of faith are working to be effective advocates through it all. Joining us for this week’s program is the man who has seen it all in the Texas...
Ep. 433 Don’t Hide Your Faith

Ep. 433 Don’t Hide Your Faith

The Texas Legislature is now entering the final third when bills make it to the floor for a vote or begin to die. Last week, Bee Moorhead joined the program to talk about the House passing the Voucher bill, and it seemed like immediately after, we began to see a TON...
Ep. 432 The Beloved Community—in Case We Forgot…

Ep. 432 The Beloved Community—in Case We Forgot…

We jumped right in this week because most of the Texas Impact staff stayed up late Wednesday night to watch SB 2, the Texas Senate’s school voucher bill, be brought before the House. There were some great and no-so-great conversations between legislators about...
Ep. 431 Faith Flourishes Independent from the Government

Ep. 431 Faith Flourishes Independent from the Government

Joining Weekly Witness this week is Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons, Vice President of Programs & Strategy at Interfaith Alliance, a network of people of diverse faiths and beliefs from across the country working together to build a resilient democracy and fulfill...
Ep. 430 From Bad to Worse: Looming Medicaid Cuts in Congress

Ep. 430 From Bad to Worse: Looming Medicaid Cuts in Congress

This week, we turn our eyes to DC for a fight that will impact this legislative session and sessions to come as Congress is considering hundreds of billions of dollars of cuts to Medicaid. These cuts would be devastating—not just to the Texans who rely on that...