ACT JUSTLY, LOVE MERCY & WALK HUMBLY WITH YOUR GOD
Below is a collection of resources around the topic of justice. This page is designed to be on-going and ever-growing. Although many of these resources reflect the views of Neighborhood Church, some might take different positions, which we hope will create healthy dialogue and tension as we grow in our understanding of justice. So be sure to check back periodically for new articles, books, videos and more!
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RACISM & RACIAL RECONCILIATION
AN OPEN LETTER ON RACISM
The District Superintendents & Association Presidents of The Christian and Missionary Alliance issue an open letter denouncing racism and injustice. LEADERSHIP PANEL ON RACE, JUSTICE & THE CHURCH'S RESPONSE C&MA President, John Stumbo, and Metropolitan District Superintendent, Kelvin Walker, host a live panel discussion with a diverse group of Alliance leaders about the recent events that have again rocked our nation. |
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UNITED IN ACTION
A movement of diverse congregations in Montgomery County committed to Christian unity. We proactively address the issues that divide, connect local congregations to one another, and encourage the leveraging of resources and strengths to effectively bring the gospel into our community.
(&) CAMPAIGN
A mission to educate and organize Christians for civic and cultural engagement.
CIVIL RIGHTEOUSNESS, INC.
Their mission is to obtain Racial Reconciliation and Restorative Justice through spiritual, cultural and economic renewal.
ONE RACE MOVEMENT
Through prayer and fasting, relationship and collaboration, OneRace exists to displace the spirit of racism and release a movement of racial reconciliation across Atlanta, the Southeast, and the nation.
THE CENTER FOR BIBLICAL UNITY
In a culture polarized by race, and where conversations about race often lead to division, strife, and blame, the Center For Biblical Unity exists to lead respectful and Bible-centered conversations on race, unity, and justice.
THE WHEATON COLLEGE BILLY GRAHAM CENTER, VARIOUS ARTICLES BY ED STETZER
Ed Stetzer is a professor and dean at Wheaton College who also serves as Executive Director of the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center.
RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES FROM NORTH POINT COMMUNITY CHURCH
This page includes many resources for families with children of all ages.
UNITED IN ACTION
A movement of diverse congregations in Montgomery County committed to Christian unity. We proactively address the issues that divide, connect local congregations to one another, and encourage the leveraging of resources and strengths to effectively bring the gospel into our community.
(&) CAMPAIGN
A mission to educate and organize Christians for civic and cultural engagement.
CIVIL RIGHTEOUSNESS, INC.
Their mission is to obtain Racial Reconciliation and Restorative Justice through spiritual, cultural and economic renewal.
ONE RACE MOVEMENT
Through prayer and fasting, relationship and collaboration, OneRace exists to displace the spirit of racism and release a movement of racial reconciliation across Atlanta, the Southeast, and the nation.
THE CENTER FOR BIBLICAL UNITY
In a culture polarized by race, and where conversations about race often lead to division, strife, and blame, the Center For Biblical Unity exists to lead respectful and Bible-centered conversations on race, unity, and justice.
THE WHEATON COLLEGE BILLY GRAHAM CENTER, VARIOUS ARTICLES BY ED STETZER
Ed Stetzer is a professor and dean at Wheaton College who also serves as Executive Director of the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center.
RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES FROM NORTH POINT COMMUNITY CHURCH
This page includes many resources for families with children of all ages.
FREEDOM FROM SLAVERY
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REMEMBER NHU
A nonprofit committed to ending child sex slavery through prevention. JUSTICE VENTURES INTERNATIONAL Bringing freedom, justice, and restoration to those suffering from human trafficking and other extreme injustice. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION (IJM) A global organization that partners with local authorities to combat slavery, violence against women and children, and police abuse of power against people who are poor. |
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