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Moms – Cycle of Poverty

One of the things that is heartbreaking to me, and I’m guessing you too, is how poverty is such a vicious cycle – so hard to escape.

Not So Merry Christmas

An article in last week’s “New York Times” reveals the effects of our economy, not just on adults but on kids.

Different Kind of Music Tour

I was really encouraged by this article in “Christianity Today” about musicians’ heart for justice. I thought you might be too.

Back in town and encouraged

The good news is that I had a wonderful week away last week with my family (no cell phone, no e.mail).  The not-so-good news is that I returned to several hundred e.mails yesterday.

One of them was quite encouraging.  Brett…

Our DAILY bread

My kids love summer Wednesdays because my church, Lake Avenue Church, does a Wacky Wednesday series that lives up to its name.  This summer, my church is wisely offering Wednesday evening parent training meetings.

A few nights…

And You Think You Can Give

I can’t stop thinking about this article that was included as part of the Gathering’s E-Update. According to an analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Data, America’s poor donate more-in percentage terms (4.3%…

Maybe Bono is Wrong

At least so says Dambisa Moyo, a native Zambian with a Harvard and Oxford education who recently authored the book Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working and How There Is a Better Way for Africa.

Poor for a Weekend

This past Saturday I joined 30 high school students from my church for a poverty simulation.  The kids and adult leaders gathered on Friday night, at which point they were told that they were going to lose all of their…

Conspiring about Advent

$450 billion.  That’s what the folks at the Advent Conspiracy website say we spend in the U.S. on Christmas each year (these statistics are based on 2006 figures).  While Christmas shopping has already been on my list…

Best-of Deep Justice Interviews

One of the highlights of our recent justice research has been interviews we’ve conducted with entrepreneurial thinkers, youth workers, and justice leaders around the country. To jump start your thinking, we have compiled memorable excerpts from the full-text interviews available in our new book, Deep Justice in a Broken World.

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