Sentences with phrase «rich community of faith»

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At a time when political developments in Washington are generally discouraging to advocates for economic justice, faith - based organizing shows the enormous potentials found in grass - roots America and particularly in the rich web of religious communities.

Faith - based organizing shows the enormous potentials found in grass - roots America and particularly in the rich web of religious communities.

Pastoral imagination is a gift that is given by God in and through communities of faith possessed of deep, rich ecclesial imaginations.

Andrea Bazán, Appointee for Member, President's Advisory Council on Faith - Based and Neighborhood Partnerships Andrea Bazán is President of Triangle Community Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to building a prosperous and culturally rich region across North Carolina.

(3) The preacher who undertakes reflective and critical self - analysis may well be on the way to the greatest freedom he or she has ever experienced: freedom to preach; freedom to challenge theologies that would claim God's love is limited to the rich and the powerful while excluding the poor and the powerless; freedom to act tout a commitment to social justice; freedom to envision new faith communities and new ways of being faithful to God, to God's people, and to self.

In addition, the course provides rich, in - person experiences with a broad number of community - based faith traditions and thus serves the important purpose of integrating diverse local populations with education professionals.