Be part of the fun and lively democratic process to choose which three of these local justice issues ISAAC congregations and organizations will work on
A community-wide Racial Healing Service sponsored by ISAAC is taking place on Wednesday, September 2 at at 6:30pm at Second Baptist Church, 609 N. Rose
Kalamazoo Community Stand United with ISAAC Against Racism September 2, 2015 at 6:30pm Second Baptist Church As so eloquently spoken by Ms. Sneha Patel, “The
Kalamazoo Community Stand United with ISAAC Against Racism September 2, 2015 at 6:30pm Second Baptist Church A huge thank you to Shannon Sykes, Meyers Mayim,
Kalamazoo Community Stand United Against Racism September 2, 2015 at 6:30pm Second Baptist Church Join us for inspirational words, music, performances and action! A huge
We’re excited to announce a BIG opportunity… We will have the chance to Vote YES For Kids on November 3rd! On July 21, the Kalamazoo
Vote YES for Kids! is a campaign to significantly reduce homelessness for children and their families in Kalamazoo County. 1586 school-age children experienced homelessness during the
Get the Facts Before You Vote August 4, 2015 Sunday Buses! Late night buses! That’s what we will get if enough people vote YES for
[row] [span6] If you haven’t already signed up for Porch Patrol, it’s not too late! You’ll learn everything you need to know at the mini-training
The Kalamazoo Community Foundation has given ISAAC a huge compliment by granting us funds to support our social justice work. That shows a deep trust
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
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