Real-World Nonviolent Resistance - Biblical Analogy
In the heart of the civil rights movement, a young pastor named John Lewis stood at the forefront of a nonviolent resistance that would forever...
This is stories & illustrations on nonviolent resistance and progressive christianity, drawing on Acts 10:34-35. It carries an emotional tone of hope, compassion and awe.
In the heart of the civil rights movement, a young pastor named John Lewis stood at the forefront of a nonviolent resistance that would forever change the landscape of America. Picture him on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, his voice steady yet impassioned, as he urged a diverse crowd to rise up against injustice with love instead of violence.…
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