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Resources on Class and Religion

Articles

"Hagar Spoke to God"

A sermon on domestic work for Rosh HaShana by Rabbi Ellen Lippman

"Social Class and Religion"

by Stephanie Y. Mitchem

from Cross  Currents Magazine, Fall 2005

"The Impact of The American Dream On Evangelical Ethics"

by Wyndy Corbin

from Cross Currents Magazine, Fall 2005

Class Matters: Evangelicals and Soldiers

from  the NY Times series, Class Matters

"Clothes, Class, and Religion"

posted by koonj under Women, Sociology of religion, American Muslims

"Practical Tips  to Effectively Confront Classism Through Your  Ministry"

by Rev. Alma Faith Crawford

"Don't be charitable to the poor ... Arrange it so that they have power"

An interview with Michael Zweig by Jane Slaughter

from The Witness, a magazine of the Episcopal Church

In Spanish: zweig.espanolhttp://thewitness.org/archive/oct2001/zweig.espanol.html

An "Ethnic Anglican" considers classism

by Ian T. Douglas

 

Training Resources

"Weaving the Fabric of Diversity: An Anti-bias Program for Adults"

by Jacqui James and Judith A. Frediani

Helps people overcome bias and celebrate diversity through telling their stories and listening to others. Engages participants in a variety of activities to examine and challenge ableism, racism, heterosexism, ageism, and classism in a safe, caring, and respectful environment of religious community. Ends with an invitation to action.

 

Articles on Religion and Social Movements

Spirituality and Movement Building

by Grace Lee Boggs

After the Fall: Why America Needs a Spiritual Lift

by Michael Lerner

 

Organizational Links

Call to Renewal/Sojourners

A faith-based movement to overcome poverty

Network of Spiritual Progressives

A new network for economic and social justice.

Interfaith Worker Justice

National organization with chapters all over the country supporting the struggles of workers

1020 W. Bryn Mawr Ave. 4th Floor

Chicago, IL. 60660

(773) 728-8400

Education for Solidarity

The rich Catholic tradition of economic justice.

Tikkun Magazine and Community

Leading Jewish organization working on economic  justice

 

Mark Your Calendars Now...

On October 26th. 2006, Class Action's Felice Yeskel will be speaking to the Theological Opportunities Program at the Harvard Divinity School. Her talk is titled, "Class Privilege and How It Effects Our Moral Compass."

 

 

Books on Religion, Class, Politics and Economic Justice

Adams, Maurianne, editor, et. al. Reading for Diversity and Social Justice: An Anthology on Racism, Sexism, Anti-Semitism, Heterosexism, Classism, and Ableism. Routledge, 2000.

Adams, Maurianne, editor, et. al. Teaching for Diversity and Social Justice. Routledge, 1997.

Campbell, Will. Brother to a Dragonfly. Continuum Publishing, 2000. (Originally published in 1975)

A moving memoir about ministering to the white working class members of the KKK during the civil rights movement and confronting issues of classism.

Kammer, Fred, S.J. Doing Faithjustice: An Introduction to Catholic Social Thought. New York: Paulist Press, 1991.

(Revised, 2004)

Lerner, Michael. The Left Hand of God: Taking Back Our Country from the Religious Right. Harper Collins, 2006.

Myers, Ched. The Biblical Vision of Sabbath Economics. Washington D.C.: Church of the Savior, 2001.

Rogers, Mary Beth. Cold Anger: A Story of Faith and Power Politics. University of North Texas Press, 1990.

Thandeka. Learning to Be White: Money, Race and God in America. Continuum Publishing International, 2000.

Examines issues of race and neglected issue of class within  religious life in the U.S. by an African-American theologian.

U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Economic Justice for All. Washington D.C. United States Catholic Conference, Tenth Anniversary Edition, 1996.

Wallis, Jim.Why the Right Gets it Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It. San Francisco: Harper Collins, 2005.

 
   


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