Truth & Transformation:
Uprooting Racism & Reimagining Policing in the United States
As people of faith, we cannot profess the sacredness of human life and ignore the ongoing crisis of police killings and excessive force in this country.
You’re invited to join Justice Revival and three esteemed guest speakers on June 24th for an in-depth look at the issue from the intersection of Christian faith and a commitment to human rights.
We are a diverse, inclusive community of Christian faith, dedicated to serving as a voice for human rights in the United States.
In a country deeply divided about what justice requires, we affirm that justice meansupholding the inherent human rights of all people, especially those on the margins. We inspire Christian communities with knowledge and understanding of human rights, and unite with them to promote a world free from injustice.
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Human Rights & Faith Insights
Highlights from our Voting Rights event: The Right on which All Others Rest
At the voting rights event Justice Revival hosted recently, Rev. Alvin Herring of Faith in Action shared a personal account of how America’s history of racist voter suppression has affected him and his family. He described how his father, born in Alabama in 1922, did...
Highlights from Full Inclusion, True Equality, Greater Justice, an Event on the ERA in Celebration of International Women’s Day
For many Americans, the conversation around women’s equality often focuses on historical efforts and achievements. Many Americans to this day, however, do not realize that the United States Constitution fails to fully include equal rights and protections for women,...
Let’s Be Honest, America: Human Rights Are Still On the Line
Let’s Be Honest, America: Human Rights Are Still On the Line For the last four years the United States has suffered a presidential administration truly extraordinary in its disregard for civil and human rights. As this wearying year draws to a close and Human Rights...
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Love
At the heart of Justice Revival’s mission is Jesus’ commandment to love one another as God loves us (John 13:34). We seek to create community where the radical welcome of Jesus is offered to all, for as the apostle Paul preached, there is no distinction in God’s love (Gal. 3:28)
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Justice
Believing that the Good News of Jesus’ ministry means liberation for all, we are devoted to the cause of justice and the struggle to end all forms of oppression (Luke 4:18-19). We regard justice as an essential tenet of the Christian Gospel and the prophetic biblical witness, central to the work of the Christian Church and the spiritual life of its people (Micah 6:8).
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Truth
With regard for truth, we are committed to listening deeply to those affected by injustice and standing together in solidarity. In the spirit of truth, we acknowledge that our biases perpetuate destructive stereotypes, and place our hope in transformation through the renewing of our minds (Rom. 12:2).
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Peace
We strive to repair the breach that results when human relationships are fractured by racism, sexism, xenophobia, homophobia, nationalism, or socio-economic inequity. We look beyond existing divisions for common ground where reconciliation is possible and relationships can flourish in the peace of Christ (Col. 3:15).
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Faith
Believing the wellspring of ministry is communion with Christ, we root all of our endeavors in growing lives of Christian faith. Trusting that apart from God we can do nothing, we depend on the spirit of the living God rather than resting on human wisdom (1 Cor 2:1-5).