Reverend Abby Herrera and Ezequiel Herrera, Texas Impact's Pastoral Fellow from Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, discuss next steps for faith communities around the ongoing immigration crisis.

Rev. Tim Moore of the National Immigration Forum joins Texas Impact to address the family separation crisis, and discuss how people of faith can make an impact.

Scott also directs people to stopfamilyseparation.org to sign the anti-family separation petition and stay up-to-date on relevant information.

Merily Hodge Keller, co-coordinator of the Texas Suicide Prevention Council, discusses how congregations can get involved with suicide prevention, and how to care for people in their community dealing with mental health issues.

Texas Impact's general counsel and director of government affairs, Joshua Houston, discusses the results of the primary runoff election, what it means for November's general election, and the outlook for Texas.

Live from the Texas Annual Conference reception - Four Texas Impact Board Members, Rev. Scott Moore, Dr. Rev. Randy Smith, Rev. Glynden Bode, and Rev. Kevin Young discuss their personal journeys to advocacy, the importance of getting involved in public policy, and how their faith calls them to work for justice.

Texas Impact Board Member and former Texas Senate District Director Cathy Herzog talks about the importance of visiting district legislative offices and tips for success. Texas Impact Policy Analyst Imaad Khan then discusses the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, its history, and traditions.

Anne Dunkelberg, associate director of the Center for Public Policy Priorities (CPPP), discusses immigration policy and the proposed changes to public charge regulations.

Erica Nelson, Project Director of Texas Impact's "Responding to Family Violence: Toolkit for Congregations," talks about ways to help people experiencing family violence, how congregations can begin reconciliation within their communities, and the theological mandate "to care for the least of these." Erica is a graduating student at the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary.

Bishop Michael Rinehart, Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, discusses the 2018 farm bill, immigration, and why people of faith should participate in advocacy.

Kathy Green, Sr. Director of Advocacy and Public Policy for the Central Texas Food Bank, discusses the 2018 Farm Bill: its current status, how it will affect families and individuals, and its impact on food stamps (SNAP).