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Holistic Compassion Ministry Training: July Labs: The Demonstration of Compassion & Confrontation of Injustice

  • The SALTBOX 1650 Ivy Avenue Winston-Salem, NC, 27105 United States (map)

Love Out Loud wants community members to be involved in service that they are passionate about - but to also be fully aware of the contextual framework that we step into. 

These training labs are deeply encouraged, open, and free to all. 

Holistic Compassion Ministry Training labs are part of our Pathways Growth sessions, designed as part of our Pathways process to assist community members in taking a step back from serving and walk through a process of personal assessment, contextual growth, and engagement before serving in order to plug them into service opportunities that fulfill the center of who they were created to be. By partnering with Community Organizations we are able to help provide these Growth Sessions to you.

Pathways literally helps people find their passion - find their purpose - find their place. 

To learn more about Pathways CLICK HERE.


Demonstration Of Compassion & Confrontation Of Injustice

Led By: Terrance Hawkins, Holistic Compassion Ministry
Contact: serve@loveoutloudws.com
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Building upon the previous lab will continue cultivate a theology of compassion rooted in the costly grace of Jesus. This lab will include a powerful exercise that helps us work through the ways in which unconscious biases shape our interactions with marginalized communities & how understanding the “imago dei” is critical to overcoming these issues. We will provide examples of ministries that effectively transitioned from a relief focus in their compassion ministries to an empowerment paradigm.

 

Confrontation of Injustice

In this section we will seek to recover the very biblical old & new testament theme of “justice”. We will work to form deep awareness of  structural/systemic injustice & the historical trauma that communities who have suffered through it carry. Finally, we will unpack biblical examples of communities that organized themselves for the faith-rooted confrontation of injustice. We’ll answer questions about how compassion ministries should by all means be not only be aware of, but also be actively seeking ways to creatively overcome legacies of oppression that impact the day-to-day lives of those they love & serve.

 

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Earlier Event: July 15
The Big Chill
Later Event: July 26
Open Doors, Open Hearts