When Nonviolent Resistance Meets Real Life - Quote
In the heart of Montgomery, Alabama, during the oppressive days of the Civil Rights Movement, a brave congregation gathered in the basement of a modest...
This is stories & illustrations on nonviolent resistance and progressive christian faith, drawing on Galatians 3:28. It carries an emotional tone of hope, compassion and joy.
In the heart of Montgomery, Alabama, during the oppressive days of the Civil Rights Movement, a brave congregation gathered in the basement of a modest church. They had just come from a meeting led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. , who passionately spoke about agape—the selfless love that compels us to stand firm in truth while embracing our enemies with compassion.…
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