Return to justice : six movements that reignited our contemporary evangelical conscience / Soong-Chan Rah and Gary VanderPol.

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Rah, Soong-Chan

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TextPublication details: Grand Rapids, MI : Brazos Press a division of Baker Publishing Group, [2016]Description: xii, 224 pagesISBN:

9781493404513
1493404512

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261.8 RAH

Contents:

Part 1. Justice is personal and relational. The power of personal story: John Perkins and the Christian Community Development Association -- The power of a personal connection: child sponsorship and global poverty -- Part 2. Justice is public and prophetic. World vision and the work of prophetic advocacy -- Sojourners as a prophetic voice for those on the margins -- Part 3. Justice confronts power in community. African-American evangelicals and the challenge of true racial reconciliation -- The Fraternidad Teológica Latinoamericana and the sharing of power in a globalized Christianity.

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Part 1. Justice is personal and relational. The power of personal story: John Perkins and the Christian Community Development Association --
The power of a personal connection: child sponsorship and global poverty --
Part 2. Justice is public and prophetic. World vision and the work of prophetic advocacy --
Sojourners as a prophetic voice for those on the margins --
Part 3. Justice confronts power in community. African-American evangelicals and the challenge of true racial reconciliation --
The Fraternidad Teológica Latinoamericana and the sharing of power in a globalized Christianity.

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