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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.

Environmental Racism & COVID-19

Lisa Sharon Harper
August 29, 2020
Global, Politics, Practical Justice
The best thing that we've known to do is to truly take on that Jeremiah 29. How do we seek the peace and prosperity of those who don't have the option to leave? They are stuck here, and they are struggling to just meet those basic provisional needs for themselves.

An Inheritance of Suffering: A Review of ‘This Too Shall Last’

Sue Fulmore
July 28, 2020
Books, Church Life, General
She becomes a loving whistleblower uncovering the ways the church has failed to embrace suffering as part of its inheritance, and how the suffering ones have been left on the scrap heap of success-driven Christianity.

On the Frontlines: Preventing Coronavirus in Cox’s Bazar

Alice Zhang
March 27, 2020
Global, Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice
In places like refugee camps, crowded conditions and poor hygiene can increase infection rates.

How to Talk More About Sin

Eric Minton
January 29, 2019
Family and Parenting, General
What if we’ve been misunderstanding the point of sin?

#Faith4Healthcare: On Being One with the Vulnerable

Don Golden
July 26, 2017
General, Politics, Practical Justice
25
My arrest was a liturgical act, an expression of worship and covenantal solidarity with Christ and his vulnerable ones.

We Cannot Turn Back Now: Call to Action for Healthcare

William J. Barber
July 23, 2017
General, Politics, Practical Justice
2
The fight for healthcare in our nation today is a fight for the soul of America. We cannot turn back now.

BREAKING: Christians Unite In Direct Action to Oppose the ‘Better Care Reconciliation Act’

RLC Editor
July 18, 2017
Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice
25
Through a series of actions, clergy and moral activists will speak out — and risk arrest through civil disobedience — to demonstrate moral dissent over the health bill under consideration in the Senate.

Now Is The Time For Prophetic Moral Action

William J. Barber
July 15, 2017
General, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice
38
It’s time for those of us who are called to proclaim and embody God’s Word to put on our clerical robes, take up our holy books, and speak truth in the public square.

Health Care — Then and Now

Linda Brendle
October 5, 2012
Family and Parenting, General
1
BY: LINDA BRENDLE -- I don’t know if we had health insurance when I was a child. When I had a sore throat...
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