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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.

The Wall, The People, and The President: Let’s Have the Conversation

Jon Huckins
March 14, 2018
Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Theology
Once you’ve looked into the eyes of those caught in the wake of our broken systems, heard their stories, and confronted the facts on the ground, I trust your compassion will grow.

Why I Took My Family to Face White Supremacists

Jon Huckins
September 9, 2017
Family and Parenting, Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice, Race
The making of peace requires at least as much strategy and commitment as the making of war.

When Immigration Takes a Human Face

Jon Huckins
April 21, 2014
General, Immigration & Refugees
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APRIL 21, 2014 | BY: JON HUCKINS -- As the “immigration issue” continues to be discussed in our country, for me, it is becoming...

Stop Going to Church! When Good News Actually Looks Like Something

Jon Huckins
November 9, 2013
Church Life, General
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NOV 9, 2013 | BY: JON HUCKINS -- Here are some ways we can begin to engage our neighborhoods redemptively and link arms with others...

Community As Sacrament…Why Does It Matter?

Jon Huckins
February 26, 2013
Church Life, General, Theology
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BY: JON HUCKINS -- Are Christ’s characteristics and heart for the world reflected in the way we live as a community? Do we love...

Jesus’ Name is Alecia. Really?

Jon Huckins
February 19, 2013
Church Life, General
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BY: JON HUCKINS -- As Ruby and I sat in the coffee shop, I realized the significance of knowing our neighbors names...
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The Sacred Messiness of Life in Community

Jon Huckins
July 27, 2012
General
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Janna, a midwife at a local birthing center where a few of the babies in our community were born (including our little daughter, Ruby), made a sign of a cross and prayed a quick blessing over Derek and Chris...
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Jesus’ Invitation to the Discipline of “Wasting Time?”

Jon Huckins
July 15, 2012
Theology
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Photo credit: Jon Huckins A few of us from our missional community asked one of the heroes of our neighborhood to sit down for a meal so we could hear more of her story and learn from her experiences.  Among...
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Thin Places: Glimpses of a New Narrative

Jon Huckins
June 13, 2012
General
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(Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images) We live in the downtown neighborhood of Golden Hill in San Diego.  It is a place that contains a multitude of narratives.  At times they are warring narratives, other ...
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