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New DNA Resource … “Reflections on Social Justice”

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An exchange between DNA President Scott Allen and John Stonestreet, National Director of Strategic Partnerships at The Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview/Breakpoint and Executive Director at Summit Ministries, prompted the DNA team to compile a series of blogs on Social Justice.

Many young Christians care about social justice. They believe God calls us to feed the poor, clothe the naked, shelter the homeless, and seek justice in the public square. But the Bible also provides a framework, or a worldview, in which we must do this work of service. We share this paper with hopes that it will help Christians think critically and Biblically about this important topic.

Go here to access the paper.

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Jon Davis Jr.
10 years ago

I downloaded it, thanks! 🙂

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