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Been Down Into the South: A 21st-Century Freedom Ride (Part 1)

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
May 20, 2015
Practical Justice, Race
When we pay attention, there’s a fire at the heart of our shared life in America. The question Baltimore is forcing us to consider is whether we will be consumed by these flames or saved from them?

Death Has Lost Its Sting

Shane Claiborne
May 19, 2015
Church Life, Practical Justice, Theology
I find it hard to find mercy in my heart for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. I guess that is why we need God’s help. And I guess that is why it is called “faith”.

Living Faithful Stories

Cindy Brandt
May 14, 2015
Church Life, Practical Justice
Justice is not sentimentality, it is a movement for change. And it happens when we stop being spectators and involve ourselves in the stories of suffering and redemption.

Hospitality and the Language of Knocks

Joshua Hearne
May 13, 2015
Church Life, General, Practical Justice
Our household has learned to guess who might be at the door by the knock we hear.

The Danger of Not Being Ashamed: A White Mother’s Lament for Freddie Gray

Angela Denker
May 1, 2015
Practical Justice, Race
"Yet they were not ashamed." Was I the they? Who were God's people?

Democracy Demands Community-Oriented Policing: Accept No Substitutes

David Couper
April 15, 2015
Politics, Practical Justice
As people of faith we need to press forward and encourage police to work with us and, together, build strong communities -- one neighborhood at a time. That’s what police in a democracy do and that’s what we must expect and encourage from our city’s leaders.

The Execution of Walter Scott

David Couper
April 9, 2015
Practical Justice
The shooting of Walter Scott was not an accident, but an execution.

Holy Week in an Unholy World

Shane Claiborne
April 2, 2015
Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
It is a Holy Week. Death does not get the last word. There is a movement happening – and this movement is about life.

Washing the Feet of the Homeless

Jason Storbakken
April 2, 2015
Practical Justice
The Spirit of Jesus is very present on the Bowery. It is humbling to wash feet, and it is evident that it is often humbling for many of the men to have their feet washed.

This Holy Week, End the Death Penalty

RLC Editor
April 1, 2015
General, Practical Justice
As Christians preparing for the holy days of Christ’s suffering and death on the cross, we speak out with renewed urgency against the death penalty.
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