A People of Repair: Part Seven
From the Powerful to the Poor by Gregory Thompson This is the seventh article in a series of articles called A People of Repair; a
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From the Powerful to the Poor by Gregory Thompson This is the seventh article in a series of articles called A People of Repair; a
From Hostility to Hospitality by Gregory Thompson This is the sixth article in a series of articles called A People of Repair; a series devoted
From Being Right to Being Good by Gregory Thompson In this fifth article in a series of articles called A People of Repair, we continue
From Victimhood to Servanthood by Gregory Thompson What do we do when we realize that the forms of Christianity we inherited are either insufficient for—or
From Myth to Truth by Gregory Thompson What should we do when we realize that the forms of Christianity we inherited are either insufficient for—or
From Dominion to Communion by Gregory Thompson In my last article, I noted that Christians are in the midst of a cultural moment that is
by Bishop Todd Hunter Conversion will be lasting and profound if we are able to critique our false way of looking at the world and
by Gregory Thompson One of the central questions animating our life together at the Center for Formation, Justice and Peace is, “How can we become
Gwendolyn Payton, Center book study participant, shares her inspiring story with us. A chance meeting at the Atlanta airport between a Mercer University professor and alumna unearthed
by Bishop Todd Hunter Injustice is evil. Evil is scary. Fear stirs up a profound desire to escape, look away or avoid. However, avoiding injustice
by Bishop Todd Hunter Many people are looking for a reason to believe in God and to follow Jesus. Our actions can help. I recently
By Peter White Can I tell you a little bit about my neighborhood? Our family moved to the Heights neighborhood of Tulsa in the summer
The Center is celebrating Women’s History Month by honoring women who tell their stories of spiritual formation, justice, and peace. We will highlight many women
From the very beginning, Greg Thompson’s words and work have informed the Center’s vision for bringing two great traditions—formation and justice—into conversation. He was so
In a recent Peace Talks interview with Therese Taylor-Stinson, host Vanessa Sadler asked her about the “why” behind the Spiritual Directors of Color Network. Therese:
By Bishop Todd Hunter Fixing is not a biblical idea. The underlying impetus for fixing too often comes from something us recovering perfectionists know all
by Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass was born into slavery in Talbot County, Maryland in 1818. He was separated from his mother in infancy and lived
By Gregory Thompson Two years ago today, the world watched in horror as a police officer named Derek Chauvin placed his knee on the neck
by Drew Jackson Luke 3:2-14 “Never forget that justice is what love looks like in public.” Cornel West I went out into the desert where
by Creighton University Online Ministries To LISTEN to the Stations of the Cross, click HERE for the 18-minute audio version. THE FIRST STATION: Jesus Is
by Gregory Thompson Let every Christian be a gardener so that he and she and the whole of creation, which groans in expectation of the