Interested in getting your church engaged in anti-poverty discussions and reflections?
Check out a few of CPJ’s resources to continue or initiate the conversation.
Reflections
Prayers & Songs
Small Group Activities
Guest Speakers
Living Justice
Looking for a resource to discuss, reflect, and take action on poverty in your community?
Living Justice: A Gospel Response to Poverty is a book for Christian faith communities trying to live out the justice mandate to love the stranger, the widow, and the orphan, and to seek just relations within society. It is a resource for people interested in learning more about the situation of poverty in Canada, exploring the Christian call to respond, and searching for ways to engage and create change. It includes reflections, discussion questions, activities, and prayers that will provide insight into the situation of poverty in Canada, the challenges and opportunities we face as a society, and actions that we, as Christians, can take.
Living Justice takes a fresh look at poverty with theological perspectives representative of various Christian traditions – Anglican, Evangelical, Roman Catholic, Christian Reformed, Lutheran, Mennonite, Presbyterian, and United.
CPJ regularly facilitates workshops on faith, poverty in Canada and public justice using Living Justice. Contact Darlene O’Leary for more information.