Adrian Pei: The Minority Experience
Navigating Emotional and Organizational Realities
Join the Fiesta
The attention that justice has received in recent years is not a trend, but it can be traced to the pages of the Bible. Justice is grounded in the love of a triune God who time and time again shows his love and compassion for the poor, the vulnerable, the marginalized, and the disenfranchised.
The Need for Love in Our Political Action
The difficult ways our faith must shape our politics
Live Intentionally
Adaptation from 'When We Stand' (IVP)
The Love and Truth of the Gospel
Excerpted FromCompassion & ConvictionBy Justin Giboney, Michael Wear and Chris Butler
No one makes political decisions from a neutral position. To make a policy decision is to choose...
Why We Can’t Ignore the Past
No matter our individual intentions, the past informs the way we relate with other ethnicities today.
The Power of Seeking Justice Together
When We Stand (IVP)
Facing the Church’s Complicity in Sexual Abuse
Jesus endowed women with the same value and worth as men.
The View From Below
Excerpted from 'Praying With Our Feet' (Brazos Press)
The Model Minority Myth and the Church
Terence Lester: The church must seek out opportunities to speak out against dismissive and dehumanizing ways of categorizing people and cultures. The church professes a Savior with brown skin who was marginalized, labeled, categorized and questioned.
