The slow process of justice
In this #Advent Devotional, Rachael Lopez explores the slow process of untangling ourselves from injustice.
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Sign the petitionIn this #Advent Devotional, Rachael Lopez explores the slow process of untangling ourselves from injustice.
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Rosemary Bradford shares her reflections on Francis Day as a time to rest and pray.
Start with your own friends and family and make sure that we continue to have these conversations. It's a long term conversation. It's not just one time. Keep having the conversations.
Pray that we would be ‘contagious’ in living out Christ’s love for His world. That we would be faithful to being who God has called us to be, where we are, as we live in communities facing ecological emergency and the global COVID-19 crisis.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and indigenous people and people of colour around the world, we're praying that non-Indigenous people and white people will stay awake.