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Recorded On: October 31, 2004
Rev. Jim Wallis
Audio File: Christian Communications to Social Justice and Politics
Sunday Morning Worship Service: “We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For” Rev. Jim Wallis is an international commentator on ethics and public life and a spokesperson for faith-based initiatives to over come poverty. In 1995 Jim formed Call to Renewal, a national federation of churches, denominations, and faith-based organizations working to overcome poverty. He speaks at more than 200 events a year and hiscolumns appear in the New York Times, Washington Post, and Los Angeles Times. His most recent book is Faith Works: How Faith-Based Organizations are Changing Lives, Neighborhoods,and America(Random House, 2000). He offers regular commentary and analysis for radio and television and teaches a course at Harvard University s Kennedy School of Government on "Faith, Politics, and Society." Jim will close out theconvention with a Sunday morning worship service. In the final days of the U.S.national elections, he will share his vision of a Christian commitment tosocial justice and moral politics.
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Recorded On: April 26, 2010
Laura Zumdahl
Leading a Nonprofit Organization in Tough Economic Times: Thriving Not Just Surviving
As the economy places increased pressure on nonprofit organizations, leaders are faced with how to weather the financial storm while simultaneously maintaining services and planning for the future. The focus of this audio-conference is on practical strategies nonprofit leaders can employ to face the challenges during an economic downturn and stay poised for future growthRecorded On: November 11, 2009
John Hay, Jr., D. Min.
To Break Every Yoke
As Horizon House, Inc., a homeless day center in downtown Indianapolis, was rebooted, they were determined to find a better paradigm for their service model than either rescue or typical entitlement-based service provision. Through consultation from colleagues they developed practices at every level of our initiative that reflected a commitment to a deep, ancient sense of hospitality. This dramatically changed their approach, practices and outcomes with homeless neighbors. Using Isaiah 58 as a resource, this message will focus on recovering the practice of hospitality in social work. Recorded On: October 31, 2004
Rev. Jim Wallis
Christian Commitment to Social Justice and Politics
Sunday Morning Worship Service: “We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For” Rev. Jim Wallis is an international commentator one ethics and public life and a spokesperson for faith-based initiatives to overcome poverty. In 1995 Jim formed Call to Renewal, a national federation of churches, denominations, and faith-based organizations working to overcome poverty. He speaks at more than 200 events a year and his columns appear in the New York Times, Washington Post, and Los Angeles Times. His most recent book is Faith Works: How Faith-Based Organizations are Changing Lives, Neighborhoods, and America (Random House, 2000). He offers regular commentary and analysis for radio and television and teaches a course at Harvard University s Kennedy School of Government on "Faith, Politics, and Society." Jim will close out the convention with a Sunday morning worship service. In the final days of the U.S. national elections, he will share his vision of a Christian commitment to social justice and moral politics. |
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