All too often Christianity and human rights seem to be in conflict. This apparent division hurts the Church, American democracy, and the cause of the vulnerable everywhere. It is also deeply ironic, given the values of human dignity, love, and justice the Bible emphasizes. At Justice Revival, our mission is to inspire, educate, and mobilize Christians to defend the human rights of all.
About Us
Who We Are
We are an emerging Christian community moved by concern about the discrimination, injustice, and violence that many people face when their fundamental human rights are violated…
Our Mission
Our mission is to inspire, educate, and mobilize Christian communities to respond faithfully to the biblical call to justice…
Our Vision
Our vision is a just and equitable society in which every person can experience abundant life…
What We Do
Education
We promote a culture of human rights in the United States by providing religiously literate human rights education…
Collaboration
We forge relationships and foster collaboration between Christian congregations and professional human rights organizations…
Advocacy
We marshal the cultural, spiritual and intellectual resources of the Christian tradition to advocate with a prophetic voice for justice and human rights for all…
Our Blog
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18 09 '170 CommentsLove it 58Righteous Resistance: A Church on the Margins Last week in St. Louis, where I live,…
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Response to Charlottesville: A Call to Christians We at Justice Revival are horrified by the…
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Honoring God by Loving the Homeless “A lot of people don’t look at housing as…
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Dignity, A Matter of Life or Death (@DeclareDignity) As a chaplain-in-training at a major inner-city…
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The Shooting of Jordan Edwards: A Mother’s Day Lament In his picture we see a…
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09 05 '17Why Should We Have Rights? “I don’t deserve any rights!” a seminary classmate announced, across…
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02 05 '17
What is Justice, Anyway? “No one is against justice,” my colleague, a gifted professor of…
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18 04 '17Christ, Our Advocate When I was in sixth grade I suggested Jesus was like a…