We are excited to announce many of the sessions that will be featured on the Main Stage at Neighborhood Economics in San Antonio, February 26-28. As always, the focus is on delivering economic justice to… Read More »Neighborhood Economics Doubles in Size and Offers Even More Content
Five Reasons to Attend Our Event | Blog Post | Jan. 19, 2024 Empowerment Starts Here: Top 5 Reasons to Attend Our Economic Justice Conference Build with us! Here are the top five reasons you… Read More »Neighborhood Economics
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Neighborhood EconomicsAnna Golladayanna@faithfinance.netwww.neighborhoodeconomics.org Barber Joins Neighborhood Economics to Help Get Money Into the Hands of People Who Don’t Normally Get It (Asheville, North Carolina; Portland, Oregon – September 29, 2022) Leroy Barber,… Read More »Press Release – Barber Joins Neighborhood Economics to Help Get Money Into the Hands of People Who Don’t Normally Get It
Jesus says: If your hand offends you, cut it off! But what if the hand that offends you is the invisible hand of the market? How do we cut that hand off? Dave Ramsey, in… Read More »Dave Ramsey, the Market, and Jesus
If we truly listen to the voice of one crying in the wilderness or Mary’s song, there is one truth we cannot escape: The vision of Advent is radical, one with the power to reshape our entire social and economic order.
At the Eucharistic table, we are reminded that there is enough. But when we leave that table at this time of year, are we participating in an economy that is interested in making sure there is enough for everyone?
At the intersection of these two issues, race and economics, is the overwhelming racial wealth disparity, a theological issue if ever there was one. I am not without hope that the church still could step up and step into this work.
When you want to think about doing reparations, the root word is repair – to remedy the damage done. How can we begin that repair work? Here’s one surprising option: tourism.
In October of 2021 Faith + Finance hosted the first webinar in the four part Building a Loving and Just Economy series. This is a transcript of the Q & A session hosted by Rachel… Read More »Connecting Faith and Finance Q&A
Bryan Franklin moved back to the U.S., still working for the evangelical basketball for peace nonprofit, and through a grant from a big shoe company, started opening up new urban areas for them. Then Michael Brown was killed in Ferguson.