The beloved community how faith shapes social justice, from the civil rights movement to today
Marsh, Charles 1958-
The beloved community how faith shapes social justice, from the civil rights movement to today Charles Marsh - x, 292 p., [16] p. of plates ill 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references (p. 273-282) and index
From church budgets to beloved community: King in Montgomery -- In the fields of the Lord: the God Movement in South Georgia -- A theology for radicals: the rise and fall of SNCC -- The burdens of perpetual freedom: the dream as hallucination -- Between the times -- Unfinished business: John Perkins and the radical roots of faith-based community building -- Building beloved communities: dispatches from the quiet revolution -- The contours of an activist faith for the twenty-first century
From church budgets to beloved community: King in Montgomery -- In the fields of the Lord: the God Movement in South Georgia -- A theology for radicals: the rise and fall of SNCC -- The burdens of perpetual freedom: the dream as hallucination -- Between the times -- Unfinished business: John Perkins and the radical roots of faith-based community building -- Building beloved communities: dispatches from the quiet revolution -- The contours of an activist faith for the twenty-first century
0465044158
2005281129
Social justice--Religious aspects--Christianity
Civil rights--Religious aspects--Christianity
Social justice--United States
Civil rights movements--United States
Class of Spring 2010 Ellen Maria Gorrissen Fellow Fellow
HN39.U6
303.3/72
The beloved community how faith shapes social justice, from the civil rights movement to today Charles Marsh - x, 292 p., [16] p. of plates ill 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references (p. 273-282) and index
From church budgets to beloved community: King in Montgomery -- In the fields of the Lord: the God Movement in South Georgia -- A theology for radicals: the rise and fall of SNCC -- The burdens of perpetual freedom: the dream as hallucination -- Between the times -- Unfinished business: John Perkins and the radical roots of faith-based community building -- Building beloved communities: dispatches from the quiet revolution -- The contours of an activist faith for the twenty-first century
From church budgets to beloved community: King in Montgomery -- In the fields of the Lord: the God Movement in South Georgia -- A theology for radicals: the rise and fall of SNCC -- The burdens of perpetual freedom: the dream as hallucination -- Between the times -- Unfinished business: John Perkins and the radical roots of faith-based community building -- Building beloved communities: dispatches from the quiet revolution -- The contours of an activist faith for the twenty-first century
0465044158
2005281129
Social justice--Religious aspects--Christianity
Civil rights--Religious aspects--Christianity
Social justice--United States
Civil rights movements--United States
Class of Spring 2010 Ellen Maria Gorrissen Fellow Fellow
HN39.U6
303.3/72