Our Background
JOSHUA began in 2004 when various faiths united to work towards social justice in the Greater Green Bay Area. JOSHUA experienced the amazing possibilities when interfaith communities joined together to overcome divisions and stood united for action. We are grassroots and non-profit (501c3), focusing our work in the Brown County region of Wisconsin.
JOSHUA Land & Labor Acknowledgement
JOSHUA acknowledges the ancestral homeland and traditional territories of Indigenous peoples who have been here since the time beyond memory or record, and we recognize the Ho-Chunk Nation and the Menominee Nation as the original First People of Wisconsin. We recognize the Oneida Nation people who currently call Brown County home. We acknowledge the initial and continued benefits that colonizers have gained due to the free, enslaved labor of Black people.
We recognize the historic and present violations of and systemic sins against people and our values, and in response, we commit to a long-term agenda that creates structural racial equity.
Member Congregations
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Partner Congregations
ORganizational Structure
We are a part of WISDOM, our statewide network.
WISDOM is a part of Gamaliel, the national network.
