By Guest Blogger: Jeff Johnson Editor’s Note: Jeff is is currently studying for his M. Div. at Princeton Theological Seminary and is our resident intern at Kilns College this summer. What is the intersection of fashion and justice? Though the two seemingly have little in common, I believe strongly that we can change the world […]
Fashion and Justice: Giving the Shirt off Your Back Read More »
The 2013 website for The Justice Conference just launched!
Just Launched: 2013 Justice Conference Website Read More »
We interpret other people’s moves and actions from how it affects the chess board from where we sit. If the move is threatening, then the person is threatening and possibly an enemy. An enemy is immoral, in our minds, if our actions and intentions are moral. Thus we make the first mistake of misunderstanding. Judging
The Justice of Empathy Read More »
The Justice Conference was conceived in late 2009
The Justice Conference Movement Read More »
I’m teaching at The House of Providence in Vancouver, Washington this Sunday
Justice as a Theological Necessity Read More »
I regularly am blessed to hear stories of how The Justice Conference touches and changes lives. A big event is kind of an abstract thing, but the number of testimonies of people being changed or encouraged makes it both tangible and meaningful. Here’s a short note from someone who found me on Facebook: Hey Ken,
Justice Conference Stories Read More »
Today is, according to the United Nations, Social Justice Day. This brings up the question, is social justice biblical?
Is Social Justice Biblical? Read More »
Over the past several months, I began to have the realization that I had accidentally
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