Justice Takes Courage
Justice Takes Courage
Podcast Description
Through the lens of the United Methodist Social Principles, Justice Takes Courage podcast explores national and international social witness issues and actions in response to today’s most pressing social concerns. Each month a variety of United Methodists and interfaith partners join host Bishop Julius C. Trimble, General Secretary of The General Board of Church and Society to share ideas and perspectives that advance action for U.S. legislative faith-based advocacy and international social justice priorities.
Justice Takes Courage Podcast is produced by Church and Society Communications. If you would like to suggest a topic for the podcast, write us at [email protected].
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Content Themes
The podcast addresses significant topics such as immigration, civil rights, and advocacy strategies, focusing on how faith informs action in these areas. Episodes have covered U.S. immigration reactions among people of faith and Church and Society's educational programs designed to engage the United Methodist Connection in advocacy for social justice.
Through the lens of the United Methodist Social Principles, Justice Takes Courage podcast explores national and international social witness issues and actions in response to today’s most pressing social concerns. Each month a variety of United Methodists and interfaith partners join host Bishop Julius C. Trimble, General Secretary of The General Board of Church and Society to share ideas and perspectives that advance action for U.S. legislative faith-based advocacy and international social justice priorities.
Justice Takes Courage Podcast is produced by Church and Society Communications. If you would like to suggest a topic for the podcast, write us at [email protected].
Each month, the Justice Takes Courage podcast explores national and international social witness issues and actions in response to today’s most pressing social concerns. Hosted by Bishop Julius C. Trimble, General Secretary of The General Board of Church and Society, the podcast brings together United Methodists and interfaith partners to share ideas and perspectives that drive faith-based advocacy and legislative action.
In this episode, Rev. Allison Mark—senior pastor at Faith United Methodist Church and president of the Church and Society Board—joins us to talk about how communities of faith are leading wildfire recovery efforts in Southern California. She reflects on her own call to justice work, the Board’s current priorities, and how churches can engage in transformative advocacy using GBCS resources.
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