Category: Social Justice
Disrupted Theology and a New Pair of Socks
“I noticed you haven’t worn those socks I bought you. Kinda hurts my feelings.” I knew he was...
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True Love: Embracing the Mundane Work of Everyday Justice
It still surprises me how radically I was changed by altering just one piece of how I see the...
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This Way of Love: A Reflection on the Urban-Rural Divide in Western Washington
PC: Summer Phillips Last month, I attended a Freedom Rally organized by Patriot Prayer in...
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Beneath the Beautiful Skin of the Earth: An Interview with Chris Hoke of Underground Ministries
I first met Chris Hoke some time ago through Tierra Nueva ministries. Friends and I would drive up...
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Why Christians Should Make America Dinner Again
What happens when a conservative, a liberal, an immigrant, and an atheist sit down at the dinner...
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My Journey to Privilege
What can we learn from Mennonite privilege? I grew up as a Mennonite in Cascadia. Now, in...
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How Not to Serve the Native Church
Sometimes the right thing to do is ask for help, not give it. “What can we do to help the Native...
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Smoking Rock and Reading Scripture
Who is the person behind the addiction? A child of God. Drug addict. Homeless. Prostitute....
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Seattle Housing Needs Some Good News
Seattle’s housing market is bloated, but the gospel has something to say about it. I still...
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With Liberty and Justice for Me
On November 9th, I woke up and didn’t recognize my own country. I hadn’t even imagined a Trump presidency was possible…
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Walking Together
David Warkentin interviews Patti Victor about the hopes and challenges of Christian and Indigenous...
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Listening and Reconciliation
A brief history of the Stó:lō people and the settlers in Chilliwack, B.C. and what it means for...
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