
Why We Support ISAAC
By Rochelle Habeck and Allan Hunt That is more than a statement about injustice in our current environment and the importance of ISAAC as a

By Rochelle Habeck and Allan Hunt That is more than a statement about injustice in our current environment and the importance of ISAAC as a

God of justice, in your wisdom you create all people in your image, without exception. Through your goodness, open our eyes to see the dignity,

ISAAC Family, as we enter Black History Month may we continue to commit to truth telling & acknowledgement of past & present harms that impact us

We who believe in freedom cannot rest
We who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes
Until the killing of black men, black mothers’ sons
Is as important as the killing of white men, white mothers’ sons
That which touches me most is that I had a chance to work with people

ISAAC will unite with the Coalition for Common Ground, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America/Kalamazoo, the Metropolitan Branch of the NAACP and Galilee Baptist Church to host the 5th Annual Service of Remembrance and Action to memorialize the victims of gun violence, survivors, and all who have been affected by gun violence.

Here’s our beautiful new poster for the ISAAC 2019 Banquet on May 18, “Hold Fast to Love and Justice” (Hosea 12:6)! We are very pleased to

The Anti-Poverty Task Force has focused on 3 strategies to fight poverty in Kalamazoo County. Here are the updates on our progress on these strategies.

Barb Cooley lived in Kalamazoo for her whole career as a high school teacher, and was active in People’s Church and ISAAC before she and

Everyone deserves a place to call home. Here are our strategies to end homelessness, which we’ve been working on since we presented them at the

raised so far $40,050 $50,000 We are now over 80% of the way to reaching our $50,000 goal! You are awesome donors! Here
Be part of building the Beloved Community in Kalamazoo County and across Michigan. Your gift helps create equity!
“ISAAC has continually and steadfastly advocated for a better way to address youth violence in the City of Kalamazoo, and were instrumental in garnering our commitment to adopting a “Group Violence Intervention” Model.”
Chief Jeff Hadley, KDPS
“And what does the Lord require of you?
To do justice and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.”
– Micah 6:8