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Margot Starbuck

Margot Starbuck—author, collaborator and speaker—earned an MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary and a Bachelor's from Westmont College. She’s convinced that because God, in Jesus Christ, is with us and for us, we’ve been made to be with and for others. So she’s passionate about equipping folks to love our (sometimes unlikely) neighbors and is the author of seven books and collaborator on others. She enjoys speaking to audiences around the country that include: Messiah College, MOPs International, Young Life Women’s Weekend, Urban Promise Ministry Summit and Wheaton College Center for the Application of Christian Ethics. Margot lives downtown Durham, North Carolina, with her three teens.

#NFLKneeldown: Leroy Barber on Fasting from Football

Margot Starbuck
October 13, 2017
General, Politics, Practical Justice, Race
2
NFL Kneeldown was my attempt, as a football fan, to voice my solidarity with the message that Colin Kaepernick was communicating: the lives of black people and people of color are not honored fully in this country.

Practical Hope In Face of Uncertainty

Margot Starbuck
February 20, 2017
Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice
Even in these desperate days, I see beautiful hope among Americans eager to love their neighbors.

Seeing White Privilege

Margot Starbuck
November 5, 2015
Church Life, Practical Justice, Race
22
Not a day passes that I don’t notice the subtle benefits afforded to me simply by virtue of being born white.

Moms Speak Truth: Listening in a Season of Lament

Margot Starbuck
December 16, 2014
General
We’re inviting moms across the country to share, in 30-90 seconds, what it’s like to be raising your boy right now.

Doing Good Without Giving Up by Ben Lowe

Margot Starbuck
September 5, 2014
Books, General
2
Running for Congress at age twenty-five, Ben Lowe seized the opportunity to meet voters waiting for their morning trains into the city.

38 Minutes to See What’s Behind Ferguson, MO

Margot Starbuck
August 14, 2014
General, Global, Race
7
It’s helped me begin to see what’s happening in Ferguson, MO. Not what’s on the news, but what’s weighing on their souls when they hear the news that one more black man has been gunned down by law enforcement.

Why hasn’t any President since Lyndon B. Johnson made ending hunger and poverty a national priority?

Margot Starbuck
April 7, 2014
General
12
APRIL 7, 2014 | BY: MARGOT STARBUCK -- I recently met Krisanne Vaillancourt Murphy at the Pittsburgh airport. She’s the Interim...

Why I Get Credit Card Applications for FredPhelpsFuneral.com

Margot Starbuck
March 17, 2014
General, LGBTQ+
5
MAR 17, 2014 | BY: MARGOT STARBUCK -- January 7, 2011, I sent my husband an email at work: “Hey, will you send me an...

Prisons “Overwhelmingly Filled With People of Color”: Just or Unjust?

Margot Starbuck
March 3, 2014
Church Life, General, Race
12
MAR 3, 2014 | BY: MARGOT STARBUCK -- Broken family structure and the broken education system fail many of our children daily.  However, society still...

Why Facebook Posts and Free Food Giveaways Aren’t Transforming Lives

Margot Starbuck
February 24, 2014
General, Global
2
FEB 24, 2014 | BY: MARGOT STARBUCK -- We’re constantly bombarded with the message that “We will be the generation to do….
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