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Compassion, justice, and the Christian life : rethinking ministry to the poor / Robert D. Lupton.

By: Material type: TextPublisher: Ventura, Calif. Regal Books 2007Description: 139 SISBN:
  • 978-0-8307-4379-7
  • 0-8307-4379-0
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  • Wm
Review: What does Jesus say? -- What about root causes? -- Serving and controlling -- Clothes closets and compassion -- Community-friendly church -- Helping John -- Betterment to development -- On doing good -- Occupying the high ground -- The problem of parking -- Servants or friends? -- On care and accountability -- Going deeper with development -- So you want to change a bad neighborhood, do you? -- Making the neighborhood work -- Community-friendly programs -- Transition from programs to development -- Toward a theology of gentrification -- A gift fit for a king -- Appendix : the eight components of Christian community development / Wayne L. Gordon.
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Originally published as: And you call yourself a Christian

What does Jesus say? -- What about root causes? -- Serving and controlling -- Clothes closets and compassion -- Community-friendly church -- Helping John -- Betterment to development -- On doing good -- Occupying the high ground -- The problem of parking -- Servants or friends? -- On care and accountability -- Going deeper with development -- So you want to change a bad neighborhood, do you? -- Making the neighborhood work -- Community-friendly programs -- Transition from programs to development -- Toward a theology of gentrification -- A gift fit for a king -- Appendix : the eight components of Christian community development / Wayne L. Gordon.

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