Justice Devotions

Presbyterian Voices For Justice
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At the intersection of faith practice and liberation politics, this podcast hosts conversations around social justice activism, the church, and our call to bring the Beloved Community.

Episodes

  1. 03/26/2021

    Praying with our feet - author & activist Lindsey Krinks - JD5

    For the fifth episode of Justice Devotions, Andrew interviews author and activist Lindsey Krinks. Her new book is Praying With Our Feet: Pursuing Justice and Healing On The Streets.

    51 min

  2. 02/21/2021

    Current Conversations for Inclusive Paths: A Heathen, A Wiccan, & Two Christians - JD4

    For this 4th episode of Justice Devotions, an interfaith dialogue and listening/learning session. Andrew and Will are joined by by Elder Thea Bristlebroom and Diana L. Paxson for a discussion of current topics regarding our spiritual communities and issues of social justice, include concerns about racism within religious groups, climate change, and creation care.

    1h 8m

  3. 02/07/2021

    A Conversation About Christian Nationalism - JD3

    On the third episode of Justice Devotions, Andrew is joined by his new co-host Will, and we are joined by Rev. Deanna Hollas and Rev. Le Anne Clausen de Montes for a discussion about Christian Nationalism, what it is, and how we might respond personally, pastorally, and prophetically.

    1h 12m

  4. 01/22/2021

    Come By Here - Transitioning To A New Day - JD2

    For the second episode of Justice Devotions and to reflect on the transition from Trumpism to a new administration, Andrew is joined by two pastors from the @Presbyterian national office, T. Denise Anderson and Lee Catoe.

    1h 3m

  5. 01/18/2021

    MLK for this Moment - JD 1

    In the debut of Justice Devotions, we discuss "MLK for this moment." Andrew Smith sets the stage with some scripture, then welcomes guests: author/editor/King scholar Dr. Lewis V. Baldwin; pastor and TN Democratic party activist Robin Kimbrough Hayes; Cookeville Putnam County NAACP chapter president Tom Savage. We think you will enjoy this reflective, enriching conversation.

    1h 42m
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At the intersection of faith practice and liberation politics, this podcast hosts conversations around social justice activism, the church, and our call to bring the Beloved Community.

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