The global community that you’ve been looking for. A virtual place for those seeking God's justice and shalom in the nations. Hosts of Think Global, Do Justice.
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I've largely been off Twitter for a while now, but considering that our work is centered on Christian care for the global poor and the vulnerable, I don't think we align with this platform and @elonmusk's leadership. I'm deactivating for good. -Brandon Stiver
The formation and articulation of Integral Mission is fundamental for those working in Christian #globaldevelopment, so having one of the foremost scholar walk through it on our show was a must. Best conversation on the show in a while. Check it outwherever you get your podcasts.
The Gaza Call: An Open Letter to Christian Leaders, Churches and Theologians in the “West” - Sign the Petition! chng.it/GYZdxSqxzt via @Change
Tomorrow on the #podcast, we'll be getting into a few articles looking at climate change, pollution and this article looking at an alternate economy that Russia is using to bypass sanctions. Subscribe to Think Global, Do Justice on your favorite platform
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"We stand together at the foot of the cross and we will work for peace." Dr. Karen Fancher from @multnomahu joins the show today to walk us through the profoundly #Christian field of #peacebuilding with direct application to situations in #Palestine and #Sudan. #globaldevelopment
Christians can rightfully say that people matter most, but does that mean that only people matter? Not so says Dr. Forrest Inslee from Northwest University on a recent episode of Think Global, Do Justice. #CreationCare #GlobalDevelopment #Conservation
We have @EugeneCho on the #podcast today sharing about Bread for the World and what it looks like to advocate for the poor and hungry in the US and throughout the world. He also shares a pastoral word for those of us engaged in global #justice work. #Christian #globaldevelopment
Yes, we need to lean in, pray and act and learn. We dive into this crucial conversation around Haiti with Mac Archer who is on the ground in the country in the most recent episode of Think Global, Do Justice.
#Haiti is in the midst of an escalating humanitarian crisis as gang violence spirals in the country. Like you, we are heartbroken & grieve alongside the current suffering in there. Join us in prayer & action as we continue leaning in. Respond with us: bit.ly/43NnsGg
I think I've gotten to the point where I've forsaken my Twitter/X account enough that I might as well just convert this personal over to a business account to share stuff I'm doing in global development and global care spaces. Yeah, I think I'll do that soon. -Brandon
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📢Excited to share Part 1 of a 4-part blog series on orphan care by recent guest @BrandonStiver_ ! Part 2 releases tomorrow! Read now theologyintheraw.com/orphan-…
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The relational attachment to these kids and the circumstances that can disrupt it.
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There's better orphanages and worse orphanages, but there are no GOOD orphanages.
Head over to your favorite podcast listening app or YouTube to watch the full episode with Brandon now!
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Today on TITR!
In this conversation, we talk all about Brandon's previous work in an Orphanage in Moshi, Tanzania, and how he came to realize that Orphanages are doing more harm than good when it comes to caring for orphans and their families.
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If poverty undergirds so much human vulnerability globally, how is a Christian supposed to think about it? We've got development educator Michael Pucci on the show to help us think through the implications of poverty and how the church's response.
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How does Christian economic development and #orphancare intersect to serve children and families in the Global South? This week's #podcast is a great place to start. Brian @Fikkert and Gabe Walder join the show to share what this looked like in Zambia. thinkorphan.com/2023/09/12/2…
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I hate to break this to you SportsCenter but Coco Gauff was not “soaking it all in” at this moment. She was praying. She has been very open about her Christian faith in the past. It seems pretty obvious what she is doing here.
ICWA is not a perfect law and it does complicate things in child welfare, but this is the right decision when you consider the history of separation and cultural genocide as well as the importance of native identity for indigenous children in the system.
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Fun to have this conversation with Andy and continue to engage the #church about ethical family based #orphancare
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