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Book Review: Faith-Rooted Organizing, by Rev. Alexia Salvatierra and Peter Heltzel

June 16, 2016 by Bob Trube Leave a Comment

Faith-Rooted Organizing: Mobilizing the Church in Service to the World,  Rev. Alexia Salvatierra and Peter Heltzel. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2014. Summary: Most advocacy and activism efforts have been organized around secular principles. The authors explore what organizing and advocacy work that is deeply and thoroughly rooted in Christian principles would look like and illustrate this from their years of experience. … [Read more...] about Book Review: Faith-Rooted Organizing, by Rev. Alexia Salvatierra and Peter Heltzel

Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion Tagged With: advocacy, Alexia Salvatierra, Book Review, Cesar Chavez, community, Community organizing, intervarsity press, justice, leadership, Ministry, Peter Heltzel, Saul Alinsky

Science Reader Question: My Martian Neighbor

November 25, 2015 by Andy Walsh Leave a Comment

It's hard to imagine being more lost than Mark Watney. He was literally the only human being on an entire planet, nearly 250 million miles from home. That's the premise of  The Martian, which details the astronomical lengths NASA and others go to rescue Watney, and his efforts to stay alive until they get there. It's a gripping story, but I could never fully ignore the fact that a lot of time and money (albeit fictional) was being spent to rescue one person. Mr. Spock would not approve; it's the antithesis of "the needs … [Read more...] about Science Reader Question: My Martian Neighbor

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Science and Faith Tagged With: community, local community, neighbor, neighborhood, science in review, science reader question, The Martian

Science Corner: The Bottom-up Route to your Community (Pt 2)

November 18, 2015 by Andy Walsh Leave a Comment

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HL  asks: What I am seeing is that the understandably busy lives of even highly motivated Christian professionals often lead them to become more and more isolated from those parts of society most in need of outreach, friendship, and fellowship from Christians. So’how can those in the hectic years of research, working on getting those final papers done for the PhD, etc., not lose touch with the problems within their own local community? … [Read more...] about Science Corner: The Bottom-up Route to your Community (Pt 2)

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Science and Faith Tagged With: children, community, local community, neighbor, neighborhood, science, science corner, science reader question

Finding Christ When You’re Busy, Part 4 (Scholar’s Compass)

November 15, 2015 by Hannah Eagleson 3 Comments

  Part 4 of a  series. See  Part 1 here,  Part 2 here, and Part 3 here.   Scripture For this reason I bow my knees before the Father,  from whom  every family  in heaven and on earth is named,  that according to  the riches of his glory  he may grant you to be strengthened with power through his Spirit  in your inner being,  so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith—that you, being  rooted and  grounded in love,  may have strength to  comprehend with all the saints what is the breadth and … [Read more...] about Finding Christ When You’re Busy, Part 4 (Scholar’s Compass)

Filed Under: Scholar's Compass Tagged With: busy, community, Finding Christ When You are Busy series, Scholar's Compass, Spiritual Rhythm

Science Corner: The Bottom-up Route to your Community (Pt 1)

November 11, 2015 by Andy Walsh Leave a Comment

HL  asks: What I am seeing is that the understandably busy lives of even highly motivated Christian professionals often lead them to become more and more isolated from those parts of society most in need of outreach, friendship, and fellowship from Christians. So’how can those in the hectic years of research, working on getting those final papers done for the PhD, etc., not lose touch with the problems within their own local community? … [Read more...] about Science Corner: The Bottom-up Route to your Community (Pt 1)

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Science and Faith Tagged With: community, local church, local community, neighbor, neighborhood, science, science corner, science reader question

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