Do not mistreat the migrant. Treat them as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were migrants once, too. Read more
Do not mistreat the migrant. Treat them as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were migrants once, too. Read more
Colonialism led to various forms of mental illness and psychological distress interpreted or pathologized in biased ways. Read more
Romero has described some striking parallels between the South American migrant community here in the U.S. and Galileans in their time. Read more
We can build on and expand the gospels' justice themes, harmonizing with and not getting stuck mimicking those themes. Read more
Expanding Jesus' work of justice requires paying attention to how difference is used to justify oppression, today. Read more
Justice teaches us to recognize how differences are used to make certain of our community members vulnerable to harm. Read more
Pentecost reminds us that Christians should be deeply concerned with social justice because it reflects the heart of God’s love for humanity. Read more
In both of these ancient books, the Spirit gives birth to justice in the lives of those upon whom the Spirit rests. Read more
There has always been a rich diversity of opinions on what the gift of Pentecost actually did for the early church. Read more
Faith without works of justice was worth nothing. A gospel without social implications was to be deeply questioned and rejected. Read more
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