Will we then also support efforts by unions and others who fight for a living wage? How does this article signal (or not signal) that we are not taking single parents into account? Will we work in our communities to address economic, social, racial, and other inequalities that impact children and families? Will we engage in the public schools--not to fight them or denounce them--but to support the work they do to serve all children in a community? Will we as a church look for ways to serve our community instead of telling them how they are wrong?