Should White Christians Be Praising God? Jon Mathieu July 3, 2020 Church Life, Practical Justice, Theology But the worship was only in music and word, and perhaps thought—not in the concrete economic, social, and policy decisions of those in power.
Should Evangelicals Terminate Their Affair With the State of Israel? Alex Awad July 1, 2020 Global, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics When we heed the words of the prophet Micah, we may end our political recklessness.
Yes, There’s Something You Can Do Tim Branch June 30, 2020 General, Practical Justice, Race I actually can do something. I can learn more.
What’s Next for the Poor People’s Campaign? Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove June 24, 2020 General, Politics, Practical Justice How can we remake America so that “We the People” means all of us?
Is the Rain Not Just? Alyson Rockhold June 23, 2020 Global, Practical Justice, Theology God‘s justice is intimately tied to God‘s mercy.
Why It Matters: An Interview with Sara Groves About Noticing and Naming Sara Groves June 22, 2020 Art, Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice The public naming of things hidden, things embedded, systemic, is prophetic.
Two Years Later, Families Are Still Being Separated Gena Thomas June 13, 2020 Family and Parenting, Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice When I call you brother, I mean I will fight for your right to life as if you were my brother. When you call me sister, stand up for my human rights.
Dying to Whiteness, Becoming Anti-Racist Nathan Hunt June 12, 2020 Global, Race, Theology Whiteness is very real, and it cannot simply be exited by saying so.
How Much Longer (by Common Hymnal) Common Hymnal June 8, 2020 Art, Church Life, Race Oh brother, lay your weapons down, where the river of justice rolls and all oppression drowns.
Bless Me With Anger at White Supremacy Dominique Gilliard June 5, 2020 General, Practical Justice, Race So that you may tirelessly work for justice, freedom, and peace among all people.