welcome. My name is Jeremiah John, sf/f author & activist.I tell liberationist stories.More About Me
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welcome. My name is Jeremiah John, sf/f author & activist.I tell liberationist stories.More About Me
Tripp Hudgins, former pastor and a gentle soul. Tripp is always reflecting on something in love. He's an American Baptist.
Building alternative economies that manifest God's love through food justice. Where I work.
A deep South Christian whose spiritual experiments to understand her conservative heritage through new eyes brighten up the path for all of us.
The movement occupying Washington DC, towards the extrication of corporate monies from our governance. Now defunct.
Evangelicals reflect on what God's justice looks like. Tony Campolo, longtime Christian activist, and friends.
Brian Merritt, occupyChurch chaplain, activist on behalf of the homeless. Presbyterian pastor. Somehow, a Calvinist in a good way. Much respect for him.
Micah Bales, meatspace friend, activist, occupyChurch chaplain, thinker, and Christian Quaker church-planter.
Julie Clawson, author of Everyday Justice and blogger, always a Christian voice for social justice.
Christians occupiers who are serving the Occupy DC movement with a constant, on-the-ground presence.
Kurt Willems, a postevangelical christion and serious advocate for social justice.
Organization working to close the School of the Americas, a training grounds for Latin American soldiers that serves as a pool of contact for CIA-instigated coups.
The campaign to kick Alvaro Uribe, former president of Colombia, out of Georgetown University.
One of my best friends, Thomas Doane, writes on history and theology over at Gospel of John.
My pastor and friend, Larry Kamphausen, Prior of the Holy Community, working to found a reconciling religious order.
