Why Jesus Followers Should Be Prison Abolitionists
If Jesus were alive today, I think he would be a prison abolitionist.
How Many, Lord?
As people of faith, we affirm that the system of justice can and should be blind.
The Power of Showing Up
But underneath all the labeling and naming and putting into groups are people. People with lives and loves and jobs to do. People with hopes and dreams.
Wake Up, America: Why We Can’t Afford to Ignore Ferguson
Some of us think it’s time to wake up and face the reality of racial disparity that will not go away. As the church, we have the power to bring these wicked deeds to the light and work for change.
Why Dual Citizenship = Treason
FEB 6, 2014 | BY: LANCE SCHAUBERT -- There is no such thing dual citizenship in Heaven. That’s a theological lie told to passive people...
Jesus Is Against the 2nd Amendment
May 14, 2013 | BY: ART HAYWOOD -- Jesus is right. By loving the enemy, laying down the gun we protect life in a community. Gun...
Nonviolence for White People
BY: JONATHAN WILSON-HARTGROVE -- The longer I live and pray the more convinced I am that white repentance–white conversion...
I’m Thankful for My Government
It might seem strange to say, but I'm thankful for my government. I'm not necessarily talking about the politicians in Congress whose commitment to ideology over reality is driving our country into the ground....
The Red Flag: What White People Can Do About Racism
My church (Iglesia del Barrio) is located in the neighborhood called Kensington, known as one of the most economically oppressed neighborhoods in Philadelphia, as well as the home to several of the top ten dr...