AMOS PROJECT

BENDING THE ARC OF JUSTICE

THE AMOS PROJECT mobilizes faith leaders, grassroots organizers, and impacted communities to demand justice in housing, healthcare, wages, and community safety.

Grounded in faith and driven by collective power, the campaign works to dismantle systems of inequity and build a future where every person—especially Black women—can thrive with dignity, wellness, and freedom.

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Join the Black Women’s Health Initiative at Ethan Temple Seventh-Day Adventist Church for a day dedicated to caring for the whole—mind, body, and spirit. 📆 Sabbath, July 25 🕚 11:00 AM: Worship Service with guest speaker Alberta Scrugg
Y’all we’re pulling the receipts CUZZZ.... we tried to ask nicely 🙂 Our press conference brought out 40+ faith leaders + community members to demand Mike DeWine protect the 2026 election and our vote!! Here’s his full response (
We’re not letting up until @govmikedewine agrees to our demands👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Hit the link in our bio to sign the petition! 🗳️ (we need less than 100 to hit our goal!)
The Amos Project Springfield stands in clear and unwavering opposition to the Supreme Court’s decision allowing the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian and Syrian immigrants. Read the full statement on our website: http
Caption: 🚨 BREAKING: The Supreme Court has allowed the federal government to move forward with ending protections for many TPS holders from Haiti and Syria. This decision will impact families who have built lives in communities across Ohio. Many ar