HeyJaredLove Your Neighbor
A podcast exploring how healthy Christian politics begins in our congregations and neighborhoods. On each episode we discuss how local engagement in public life can become a spiritual practice that deepens our connection to each other and to God.
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Using Church Property for Good – with Mark Elsdon (opens the original)
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Amid cultural and religious transitions in North America today, many churches are having to close their doors or change the way they operate. What might churches facing such a scenario do with their property? Mark Elsdon talks about what the teachings and witness of Jesus might call us to do in such situations. Mark is a pastor and author with expertise in faith-based impact investing, social enterprise, and property development. I highly recommend the book Gone for Good?: Negotiating the Coming
Climate Justice Climate Hope with Michael Malcom and abby mohaupt (opens the original)
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How do the injustices that accompany climate change impact our local neighborhoods and congregations? How can Christians and congregations participate in building neighborhoods that reflect an economy that cares for all of God’s creation—not just people but plants and animals and the entire ecosystem? How can Christians be people of hope when the challenges we face seem so severe? Michael Malcom and abby mohaupt share experiences of ordinary people working for environmental justice. Check out th
Building a Moral Economy – with Cynthia Moe-Lobeda (opens the original)
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Is Jesus’s commandment to love neighbors an economic commandment? We often imagine loving neighbors as something interpersonal, but attending to neighbors’ struggles also involves interconnected webs of economic activity. Ethicist Cynthia Moe-Lobeda shows how we have power to reshape our economy to focus on justice and loving neighbors, and also shares personal stories of hope over despair. Check out her book Building a Moral Economy and the book series toolkit buildingamoraleconomy.org . For a
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