October Synchroblog Link List – What is Social Justice, Really?

hey all, here is the link list for this month’s synchroblog so far.  if there are any additions, i will update it in the morning, so take a look then to make sure you didn’t miss any.  thanks for posting it at the end of your post so that readers can easily access them all.  remember, too, how great it is to get comments 😉  – thanks for al the great perspectives!  – kathy

• K.W. Leslie – Social Justice and Social Darwinism 
• Jeremy Meyers – Did Jesus Teach Social Justice? 
• Glenn Hager – Notes on Not Saving the World 
• J.A. Carter – The Gospel Truth About Social Justice
• Sherri Huleatt – Sex Trafficking: the Story of a Young Girl, the Problem of a Generation
• Edwin Pastor Fedex Aldrich – Social Justice or Social Programs
• LIz Dyer – A Social Justice Story 
• Carol Kuniholm – Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places 
• Leah Sophia – Justice is Important, Food is Essential
• Kathy Escobar – Justice is More Than Equality 

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October Synchroblog – What is Social Justice, Really?

Social Justice.

This word is getting tossed around a lot these days in many circles, especially in light of so many hot topics related to justice and equality happening around the world today. It means so many different things to different people.  What does it mean to you? Why is it important as a person of faith?  How are you seeing justice lived out in your context?  What’s a story of what justice looks like in real life?

For October’s Synchroblog, we would love to hear different perspectives on Social Justice.  Post your post by Tuesday evening October 22nd at 8pm and share your link in the comments section below, so it can be included in the link list.  Thanks, too, for including the link list at the end of your post.

Please feel free to pass on to others who might also want to participate.  All are welcome!