Synopses & Reviews
Synopsis
Today's culture can feel full of chaos. As believers, we may want to act, to help make a positive change in the world, but where on earth do we begin?
This book invites you to start small, precisely where you are.
Whether you have been fighting for justice for a long time or are only just awakening to the fact that something needs to be done in your church, community or wider world, this book provides a practical framework for turning your faith into hopeful action.
With a foreword from Ruth Valerio and contributions from Ben Lindsay, Shane Claiborne, Krish Kandiah, Chine McDonald, Andrew Graystone and many more, The Ordinary Activist combines theological reflection and practical advice to help you identify the unique contribution only you can make in bringing God's justice and restoration to the world around you.
Synopsis
'An invaluable guide. . . I wish I had been able to read this book twenty years ago '
Ruth Valerio
All around us there are signs of a broken world, situations that are just not right. Where do we begin? Sometimes we simply don't know what to do. Or maybe you are busy 'doing' and it's tough, even bringing you close to burn out.
Whether you are new to activism or already on the road, this book will (re)kindle your hope and illuminate the way ahead.
Featuring contributions from Shane Claiborne, Lisa Sharon Harper, Krish Kandiah, Sam Wells and many more, The Hopeful Activist is full of fresh wisdom and practical advice to help you play your part in bringing God's justice and restoration to the world around you.