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Hope, Homelessness, and COVID-19

Kevin Nye
January 6, 2021
General, Global, Practical Justice
Instead, we perpetuate myths about homelessness that embolden our stance against policy that will set them free. We stay secure in our implicit and explicit beliefs that certain people have opted out of deserving our compassion.

Lunchtime Grace: Lessons from the Meal Line

April Keech
September 11, 2020
Church Life, General, Practical Justice
For this man revealed the compassion of Christ to cover someone who was exposed, to protect someone in their nakedness, and at risk to himself, broke the rules of the lunch time line.  He taught me something about the reach of grace.

Have We Reached a Kairos Moment?

Laura Newbury
July 20, 2020
General, Practical Justice, Race
Well-meaning Christians will read books and issue public statements against racism without doing much to dismantle the system that allows the violence and discrimination to exist in the first place

‘It’s All Good’

Daniel Carillo
January 28, 2020
General, Politics, Theology
I must see Christ’s nature in everyone, even those who seem hopelessly lost and broken.

The Red Letter Marketplace

Shane Claiborne
December 3, 2019
General, Global, Practical Justice
Dear Red Letter Movement family, We’re pumped to officially announce our newest international initiative: The Red Letter Marketplace! www.redletterchristiansmarketplace.com We have created a hub for mi...

Cast No Stones

Chris Brown
November 1, 2019
Books, Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice, Theology
I am not willing to short-change the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ for our sins.

Love Your Neighbor: Use Their Preferred Pronoun

Ericka Andersen
September 18, 2019
LGBTQ+, Practical Justice, Theology
Respect and compassion are the least we can offer.

A Revolution of Love with RLC UK

Shane Claiborne
July 29, 2019
Church Life, Global, Interfaith, Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice
We need an awakening of compassion in our countries and a revival in the church.

Seeing Jesus in the Migrants at the Border

Alan Cross
June 27, 2019
Global, Immigration & Refugees, Theology
We are family. We are brothers.

Please Care

Morf Morford
May 11, 2019
Creation & Environment, Practical Justice, Theology
Caring may have a cost, but it is far less than not caring.
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