Doing Urban Ministry in an Unjust World
KB and Ameen Hudson talk about the unique obstacles to discipleship in an urban context plagued by historical and ongoing injustices.
How D.C. Pastors Navigate America’s Most Rapidly Gentrifying City
“It can feel like generations of gospel-preaching, prison-visiting, orphan-caring work is being pushed aside in favor of something newer, whiter, more expensive.”
Why Church Is the Best Place for a Job Fair
It’s not just a hand up for the unemployed. It’s also a tangible way for the church to stretch out.
My Pain Prepared Me to Plant a Church
My childhood taught me two qualities that prepared me for church planting.
When Church Planting Harms the City
Church-planting teams, how you considered how your church will affect the socioeconomic landscape of your city?
