Post Links November 2010 Synchroblog – Seeing Through the Eyes of the Marginalized

here are the links so far for this month’s synchroblog.  we’ll add more as they come in:

• George at the Love Revolution – The Hierarchy of Dirt
• Arthur Stewart – The Bank
• Sonnie Swenston – Seeing through the Eyes of the Marginalized
• Wendy McCaig – An Empty Chair at the Debate
• Ellen Haroutunian – Reading the Bible from the Margins
• Christine Sine – Seeing through the Eyes of the Marginalized
• Alan Knox – Naming the Marginalized
• Margaret Boehlman – Just Out of Sight
• Liz Dyer – Step Away from the Keyhole
• John O’Keefe – Viewing the World in Different Ways
• Steve Hayes – Ministry to Refugees–Synchroblog on Marginalised People
• Kathy Escobar – sitting at the rickety-card-table-in-the-family room at thanksgiving dinner
• Andries Louw – The South African Squatter Problem
• Drew Tatusko – Invisible Margins of a White Male Body
• K.W. Leslie – Who’s the Man? We Christians Are
• Jacob Boelman – Seeing through the Eyes of the Marginalized
• Peter Walker – Through the Eyes of the Marginalized
• Cobus van Wyngaard – Addressing the Normalized Position
• Tom Smith – Seeing Through the Eyes of the Marginalized
• Annie Bullock – Empty Empathy
• Christen Hansel – Foreigners and Feasts
• Sonja Andrews – On Being Free

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You are invited to participate in November’s Synchroblog – Seeing Through the Eyes of the Marginalized

Marginalization results in an individual’s exclusion from meaningful participation in society and it’s source is many. Economic circumstances, illness, disability, geographical location, gender, sexuality, race, religion are all dominant sources of individuals being marginalized. Sometimes it’s easy to see holidays or certain systems from a position of power or privilege. * As God’s people, what does it mean to see the world through the eyes of the marginalized?

• What is it like to be one of the marginalized?
• How can we be part of bridging some of these gaps?

Use your voice to make a difference on this sensitive issue.

Please post your link here in the comments section or email your name, post title, blog name and link to Kathy Escobar at synchroblog@gmail.com and  we will compile all of the links into one list.