CRCNA Justice
The CRCNA's justice ministries work with congregations and individuals to develop a deeper understanding of and response to God's call to let justice flow like a river in both our personal and communal lives, as well as in the structures of our societies. When we talk about justice, we mean God's original intention for human society: a world where basic needs are met, people flourish, and peace (shalom) reigns. God calls us, the church, to participate in the renewal of society so that all—especially the weak and vulnerable—can enjoy God's good gifts.
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The Office of Social Justice offers an Advent Devotional series every year. You can learn more here: http://justice.crcna.org/advent-devotionals
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We may be a little biased but we're big fans of Do Justice!
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Thanks for the question Staci! Here's a couple that the OSJ staff have been enjoying lately! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuF8ocawaAc&list=PL1ZmlNLrVHeFP9PgEVf6IVAgv6ddP6q4O
Posted in: We Choose Love Over Fear
Hi Ken, that quote was in the original article, as submitted to Do Justice by the author. The OSJ has been advocating for comprehensive immigration reform in the U.S. for years, which includes both border security and a path to legalization. The author is writing about paths to safety for people who meet the definition of refugee in international law, specifically through Humanitarian Corridors in her context in Italy. You can read more about the Humanitarian Corridors program, a project of Italian churches, through this link supplied by the author: www.mediterraneanhope.com/corridoi-umanitari/italian-church-groups-open-refugee-humanitarian-corridors-921
Posted in: We Choose Love Over Fear
Apology accepted, Ken. Thanks for reading!