We all grieve, or will. It’s nothing to be ashamed of or afraid of. It’s not something that needs to be hidden. We’re grateful to be in community with Naila Francis, who is working to create spaces where people can name, honor, and share their grief. Click here to read the full article in the Chestnut Hill Local.

Church member Beth Logue has been working with POWER Interfaith’s Education Justice to advocate that every child in Pennsylvania have access to a good, justly-funded education. (Learn more about POWER’s campaign here.) Equitable funding In the school board battle over Joyce Wilkerson’s appointment by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, the argument that Philadelphia students have not shown…