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Christian discipleship is a life of struggle, as we advocate for social justice, live simply, serve others, practice contemplation and live in community. Welcome to the mess.

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We are followers of the teachings of Jesus Christ. We are people on a journey of radical discipleship. And we are exploring the messiness of social change, creativity, advocacy, devotion, peacemaking, contemplation and community life through our podcast, blog and other resources. Wherever you are in your faith journey, there’s something here for you. 

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    Posted by guest blogger, Sister Sarah Hennessey A Story of Marta “I’m nervous because I’m here illegally.” Marta held out her arm for a blood pressure check. The nurse in the free clinic and I quickly reassured her that everything was confidential and she had nothing to fear. Marta continued, “I’m nervous because I am illegal…
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