Faith-based activism

Faith-based activism refers to efforts where individuals or groups motivated by their religious beliefs work to promote social change. These activists often address issues like poverty, human rights, environmental justice, or peace, guided by their spiritual values and moral convictions. Their faith inspires them to advocate for justice and compassion, sometimes partnering with secular organizations but often driven by church teachings or religious principles. This form of activism highlights how personal faith can motivate constructive community engagement and social responsibility.