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Dear Friends in Christ:
Thank you for your interest in
observing National Hunger Action
Month. September
has been set aside as an
opportunity to lift up more than
40-million brothers and sisters
that go hungry every day in the
United States, with the hope that
each one of us will pray and
work for an end to this
injustice.
You will find on this page a
number of ready-made
resources you can download
for free and use during your
worship service. In addition,
you will find a “prayer
calendar.” This prayer calendar
was developed as an opportunity
for each person in your
congregation to pray, learn,
fast, and discover ways to be
engaged in activities that will
personally benefit our hungry
brothers and sisters.
To help you get started in
planning your Hunger Action
Sunday, you will find below a
number of scripture texts that
relate to hunger, poverty, and
justice.
Please call me if you have any
questions.
Thank you for “Doing Something”
about hunger. Together, we can
make a difference.
May God continue to richly bless
you.
Rev. Jennifer Vestal Moore
Director of Church Relations
800-333-4597
Scripture Readings
Related to Hunger, Poverty, or
Justice
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Exodus 16:1-12
- God
feeds the people with manna
in the wilderness
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Leviticus 19:9-10
- When
you reap the harvest of your
land…
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Deuteronomy 15:7-11
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Open your hand to the poor
and needy neighbor…
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Psalm 82
- Give justice
to the weak and the orphan…
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Isaiah 58:6-7
- Is not
this the fast that I choose…
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Amos 5:21-24
- Let
justice roll down like
waters…
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Micah 6:6-8
- What does
the Lord require of you…
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Matthew 25:31-46
- When
did we see you hungry…
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Mark 6:35-44; Matthew
14:15-21; Luke 9:10-17; John
6:5-13 - Feeding the 5,000
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Mark 10:17-22
- One
thing you lack …
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Luke 3:10-11
- Whoever
has food must do likewise…
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Luke 4:18-19
- the
Spirit of the Lord is upon
me…
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Luke 10:25-37
- Parable
of the Good Samaritan
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Luke 16:19-31
- Rich man
and Lazarus
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James 2:14-17
- If a
brother or sister is
ill-clad and in lack of
daily food…
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I John 3:17-18
- Love
must not be a matter of
words or talk…
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