Evangelical Perspectives on Israel and Palestine – by Rob Dalrymple
Check out these blogs on evangelical perspectives on Israel and Palestine by Rob Dalrymple You can also sign up for his newsletter on the website of each blog. The status quo in Israel-Palestine ain’t good! Part #1 The Status Quo in Israel-Palestine ain’t good: Part 2: why we need another strategy The Status Quo […]
Read MoreIndigenous Peoples and Christian Nationalism by Lenore Three Stars
Thanks to Daniel Hill, I understand that American Nationalism is a sense of exalted national consciousness, as superior and exceptional, and ordained by God. In America, nationalism is race based – it is fused to whiteness that asserts racial superiority over all who are non-white. As I considered these thoughts, I had to wonder whether […]
Read MoreUkraine: “Wars and rumors of wars”: a sign of the times, or a sign of all times? A Christian response by Rob Dalrymple
War and rumors of wars: a sign of the times or a sign of all times? So here we go again. Prophetic pundits have seized the opportunity to grab the limelight. Instead of encouraging Christians to weep with those who weep (Rom 12:15) and to serve as peacemakers in the midst of conflict (Matt 5:9), […]
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E4J Annual Zoom Conference: From Conflict to Community, Feb 11-12, 2022
E4J Annual Zoom Conference: From Conflict to Community: Meaningful Action that Brings Us Together Rather Than Tears Us Apart Feb 11-12, 2022 Register at http://bit.ly/e4jconf More info at http://bit.ly/e4jconfinfo
Read MoreReflections on AACC Statement on Anti-Asian Violence in the Time of COVID19 – Rev. Dr. Alexia Salvatierria
These next couple of weeks, Evangelicals 4 Justice is sharing reflections on the Asian American Christian Collective’s Statement on Anti-Asian Violence in the time of COVID-19. This is the first: “Our collective Body, the Body of Christ and the Body Politic, are achy and feverish, anguished by the unjust suffering of some of our members […]
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What Does Thanksgiving Mean for the Indigenous People of the Land?
By Paul Metzger 11/26/2016 I remember making crafts for Thanksgiving in grade school accompanied by recounting tales of the Pilgrim settlers and their first encounters with the indigenous people on “American” shores. Those were happy times, at least for me. This week, countless Americans acknowledged one another with greetings like “Happy Thanksgiving!” For many of us, […]
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