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Posts Tagged ‘New Monastics and Race’
[continued from part 1] Out of a general respect for anyone who seeks to serve the inner city (I grew up in the housing projects of Brooklyn’s equivalent to Kensington), and with an excitement for the church’s renewed dedication to…
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Tags: Activism, African-American, Community, Diversity, Immigrant, Immigration, inner city ministry, middle class, Ministry, New Monasticism, New Monastics, New Monastics and Race, Poor, Poverty, Relocation, settlement house movement, settlement houses, Welfare, White
The settlement house movement is the foundation of public welfare in the United States. Beginning in the early 19th century within the immigrant enclaves of New York City and Chicago, this movement was led predominately by white middle class Christians…
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Tags: Activism, African-American, Community, Diversity, Immigrant, Immigration, inner city ministry, middle class, Ministry, New Monasticism, New Monastics, New Monastics and Race, Poor, Poverty, Relocation, settlement house movement, settlement houses, Welfare, White
Good stuff from both of you, Ryan and Jimmy! Maybe my perspective is a generational thing, and you younger folks have transcended monolithic cultures of origin. Or maybe it’s a generational thing, and you younger folks simply have a different experience and…
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Tags: Bart Campolo, Community, Cross-cultural, Diversity, Integration, intimacy, Mosaic, Multicultural, New Monastics, New Monastics and Race, Privilege, Race, reconciliation, sin, third culture kids
 My mother is an immigrant from Korea who has worked as a janitor in a hospital and waitress in a Korean restaurant. My father is a white guy from a small town in Tennessee who has been a soldier and…
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Tags: Bart Campolo, Black, class, Community, cross cultural marriages, Cross-cultural, Diversity, Integration, intimacy, Multicultural, neighbor, New Monasticism, New Monastics, New Monastics and Race, Privilege, Race, White, white privilege Urban Ministry
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Tags: City, Empire, New Monastics, New Monastics and Race, Poverty, Racial Reconciliation, Relocation, Suburban, Suburbs, Twelve Marks, Urban, Urban Ministry
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I’ve been following the recent online conversation about racial reconciliation and the New Monastics rather closely. Why? Because it is a conversation whose time has come. I honestly believe that [...]
