Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Progressive Christianity has a praxis problem. We can quote liberation theologians and preach prophetic sermons, but when it comes to the deep, structural work of justice, we struggle to build the power that creates real change.
Join us for a conversation with contributors to "Organizing Visions: Social Ethics and Broad-Based Solidarity Activism", the new volume from the Social Ethics Energizing Democracy (SEED) project.
We'll discuss:
→ Why movements fail when they "mobilize without organizing"
→ The Black social gospel's call for a "new abolitionism"
→ How one-to-ones and relational meetings become sacred practices
→ The hidden Catholic roots of community organizing
→ Christian socialism and the vision of a "cooperative commonwealth"
Bring your hardest questions about power, praxis, and connecting theology to action.
You can check out the book here:
Progressive Christianity has a praxis problem. We can quote liberation theologians and preach prophetic sermons, but when it comes to the deep, structural work of justice, we struggle to build the power that creates real change.
Join us for a conversation with contributors to "Organizing Visions: Social Ethics and Broad-Based Solidarity Activism", the new volume from the Social Ethics Energizing Democracy (SEED) project.
We'll discuss:
→ Why movements fail when they "mobilize without organizing"
→ The Black social gospel's call for a "new abolitionism"
→ How one-to-ones and relational meetings become sacred practices
→ The hidden Catholic roots of community organizing
→ Christian socialism and the vision of a "cooperative commonwealth"
Bring your hardest questions about power, praxis, and connecting theology to action.
You can check out the book here:
