Reproductive decision-making is sacred. Reproductive freedom is religious freedom. People of faith protect the freedom to choose.

Core values

- **Addressing Societal Needs and Issues**: RCRC supports various projects that address critical societal needs such as environmental protection, community fuels treatment, disaster mitigation, housing, homelessness, and economic development. These initiatives are designed to safeguard communities, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and improve infrastructure[1][4].
- **Improving Quality of Life**: The projects focus on enhancing community health, education, and economic benefits. For example, RCRC supports funding for disadvantaged communities to improve water infrastructure, transportation, and waste diversion, which directly impacts the quality of life for these communities[1].
- **Promoting Positive Change**: RCRC advocates for sustainable growth principles, tailored regulations, and incentives for job growth and economic improvement. These efforts aim to create positive changes in rural communities by balancing economic development with environmental and social considerations[1].
- **Contributing to Community Well-being**: The organization supports initiatives like the California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) to upgrade broadband services, which is crucial for economic development and community connectivity in rural areas. Additionally, RCRC's stance on homelessness and housing elements reflects a commitment to improving community well-being[1].