We are writing today to inform you about an important issue involving your e-mail address and password stored by Call to Renewal, which merged with Sojourners in 2006.
You may not remember it, but at some point, you supplied a password for your e-mail account with Call to Renewal, so we urge you to continue reading this message and follow our recommendations.
The company that we contract with to provide online services has identified a breach of one of their internet security systems by an outside party, who may have obtained your e-mail address and password - but not any other personal information.
If you use the same password for any other online service (like your bank or PayPal account, places where you shop online such as Amazon, or your online e-mail accounts), your information could be misused.
We strongly recommend that you take the precaution of changing your password(s) with any online service or site as soon as possible.
We also recommend that you be on the alert regarding e-mail that appears to be from a brand-name organization and that encourages you to visit a Web site to provide personal and financial information. Please be assured that we will never ask you to provide such personal information in an e-mail. You should delete any such e-mail you receive.
We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We too are very disappointed that this breach of security was able to happen with one of our most trusted online service providers. We take your privacy seriously, and we are committed to protecting it.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us at sojourners@sojo.net. Thank you for your continued support.
Blessings,
The team at Sojourners (formerly Sojourners/Call to Renewal)
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