A Theo-Ethical Praxis and Discipline of Social Transformation
How Communities of Conscience Turn Conviction into Lasting Change
A Theo-Ethical Praxis and Discipline of Social Transformation
How Communities of Conscience Turn Conviction into Lasting Change
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This book offers a seven-part, systematic framework for religious communities who seek to bring about social transformation.
Faith communities are often one of the first to respond in moments of social and political upheaval, yet these efforts often provide short-term instead of sustained support. In this book, Steve Newcom confirms that many faith leaders and institutions are unprepared to bring about meaningful social transformation through sustained public action. Across thirteen chapters, Newcom offers a set of strategies for beginning and maintaining learnable forms of public practice, each with identifiable attributes and competencies. Through a seven-fold process, the chapters herein chart a course for meaningful, social transformation grounded in achievable and intersectional forms of action. Such strategies seriously consider the demands of public life, where socio-political actions are not measured by intention, but by impact. While this does not minimize the realities of injustice, Newcom contends that this seven-fold strategy for social transformation makes justice more formable for leaders and communities of faith.
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Table of Contents
Section I: Faith in Public Life
1: The Shape of Transformation
2: The Anatomy of Action
3: The Public Vocation of Faith
Section II: The Dimensions of Sevenfold
4: Encounter: Igniting Souls
5: Empowerment: Making Ready
6: Advocacy: Aligning Systems
7: Organizing: Building Power
8: Catalysis: Enlivening Movements
9: Proclamation: Transforming Worldviews
Section III: Serving the Promise
10: The Promise of Sevenfold
11: The Promises We Serve
Epilogue. Living the Promise
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| Published | Feb 04 2027 |
|---|---|
| Format | Ebook (Epub & Mobi) |
| Edition | 1st |
| Pages | 256 |
| ISBN | 9798216354390 |
| Imprint | T&T Clark |
| Illustrations | 1 bw illus |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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