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Mending the Space Between: 7 Habits of Contemplative Justice

Name: Mending the Space Between: 7 Habits of Contemplative Justice
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Author: William Blaine-wallace
ISBN: 9781626986473

by William Blaine-wallace

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Publisher: Orbis Books
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For those wanting to blend faith with justice

Guides you through seven habits for daily life

Helps you build a more constant life of service

A transformative guide to building habits of prayer and justice that help you impact your community.

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Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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A call to action for individuals and communities, Mending the Space Between offers readers steadfast, collaborative ways to pursue justice grounded in contemplation and compassion. William Blaine-Wallace constructs dynamic relational habits that enliven the inner and outer dimensions of our faith and awaken passion for prophetic change. The seven habits-pray, behold, engage, bridge, host, remember, pause-evolve, each habit building on the one before. The result is justice-making that is less episodic, more constant, and expressive of a life well lived.