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A progressive voice in Hawai'i promoting the positive healing role of religion in public life by encouraging dialogue, challenging extremism, and facilitating nonviolent community activism

  

Commission on Human Concerns

Commission Members

Douglas Pyle, MDiv

Chair

Sue Blocki

Sam Cox

Kekapa Lee

Bob Nakata

 

The strategic positioning goal of the Commission on Human Concerns is to be a catalyst and channel of communication, engaging the interfaith community in concern for social and human conditions that contravene accepted ethical and moral values e.g. poverty and violence.

Responsible for engaging the interfaith community in social justice activities, and acting as a catalyst and channel of communication to or for other individuals and agencies promoting the well-being of all people in Honolulu and the State of Hawaii.

Be concerned for social and human conditions that contravene accepted ethical and moral values, such as, homeless, wages, housing, crime, violence, and poverty.

Recent Action Items: Homelessness, Civil Unions, Crime

Membership is open.  For more information, please contact Rev Doug Pyle.

 

 

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Date last updated: 18 January 2008