Changing the Christian Narrative, is a video series spreading messages of love and justice during a divisive period in U.S. history. It is the latest offering from Unbound: The Intersections of Faith and Justice.
The weekly series, hosted by the Rev. Lee Catoe, a Presbyterian minister and Editor of Unbound, sprang from the need to change “the narrative of Christianity in this country and possibly around the world — a narrative co-opted by Christian nationalism and right-wing Christianity,” he said. “I think progressive Christians, mainline Christians, and the ‘religious left’ have got to begin taking seriously the ways in which these co-opted narratives have both hurt people and hurt the message of Christ.”
Episodes drop each Monday on Unbound’s YouTube channel and center on a particular issue or theological concept while also providing scriptural insight, guest commentary and resources.
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A variety of interesting guests, including reproductive justice advocate Constance Dunlap and Presbyterian minister and social worker the Rev. Brooke Scott, have appeared on the series so far, and Catoe encourages everyone to view past episodes and subscribe.
Understanding Christian Nationalism: An invitation to explore the movement shaping American politics
Diana Butler Bass's three-essay exploration of the history, theology, and social movement that has brought us to where we are, today. Read all three. Study with others. Discussion questions are included in this post.
JUN 29, 2022
To heal ourselves, we must remember that we are a small part of a much greater whole.
GoodDocs offers high quality streaming video documentaries and speakers covering a range of topics through diverse lenses.
1- to 3-year subscriptions are available for congregations.
See our Great Idea for one way to incorporate documentaries/speakers into congregational life and outreach.
The Kaleo Center offers this excellent resource on Sevenfold Social Transformation: excellent reading for vision, mission, and identity discernment; outreach and organizing discussions; and community engagement decisions.
An Interactive Journal on Christian Social Justice
Their Racial Justice, LGBTQIA+, Gender and Environment pages are updated regularly with articles reflective of current events, issues, and practices.
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