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Americans Demand Freedom, But for What?

Rachel Jones
May 26, 2020
Church Life, Global, Politics
For the first time in generations, Americans are being asked to consider the collective.

Stare Racism in the Face

Michelle Reyes
May 13, 2020
General, Practical Justice, Race
We need to stare racism in the face and boldly change the future to ensure horrors like Arbery’s killing are less likely to happen again. 

We Are Too Old Not to Get Arrested for Children at the Border

Phyllis Berman and Arthur Waskow
September 10, 2019
Immigration & Refugees, Interfaith, Practical Justice, Theology
We are not alone in our demonstrations against the outrages against children.

Boisterous Faith Leaders and a Silent Pete Buttigieg Rally Against Trump at White House

Jack Jenkins
June 13, 2019
Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
“We are here to talk about right versus wrong,” the Rev. William Barber II, co-chair of the Poor People’s Campaign, told hundreds of clergy.

Love Knows No Borders: At Least 30 Faith Leaders Arrested in Border Protest

Jack Jenkins
December 11, 2018
Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice, Theology
Priests, pastors, imams and rabbis knelt at the border south of San Diego.

Break My Heart, Heal My Heart

Tony Caldwell
April 4, 2018
Church Life, Family and Parenting, Practical Justice, Race
"Heal my heart and make it clean Open up my eyes to the things unseen Show me how to love like you have loved me. Break my heart for what breaks yours Everything I am for your Kingdom's cause As I walk f...

#EnoughIsEnough: My 5-Year-Old is Afraid

Angela Denker
March 15, 2018
Family and Parenting, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
I wonder, how many children will continue to lay down their lives for the cowardly adult sheep of America?

An Open Letter to Pastor Jeffress: Fight Racial Injustice in the Spirit of Rev. Dr. King

Frederick Douglass Haynes III
January 15, 2018
Church Life, Politics, Practical Justice, Race
Now I’m wondering which Dr. King you were referring to? It must have been the sanitized myth of the “apostle of nonviolence” that America created in order to fit her narrative of exceptionalism.

On Mormons, Modesty, & Missing the Point of the #MeToo Movement

Jana Riess
January 10, 2018
General, Practical Justice, Theology
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These were not “stunning, modest dresses from the red carpet.” They were intentionally somber dresses that were selected to make a point .

A Confession (Of Sorts) from a Former Fundamentalist Christian

Tara Conradt
November 21, 2017
Global, Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
Once you see your brother or sister through the eyes of their suffering lord, you must wake up in a way that will change you.
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