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We Carry the Fire: Family and Citizenship as Spiritual Calling

Name: We Carry the Fire: Family and Citizenship as Spiritual Calling
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Author: Richard A. Hoehn
ISBN: 9781640653825

Family and Citizenship as Spiritual Calling

by Richard A. Hoehn

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248 pages
Publisher: Church Publishing Incorporated
13.8 x 21.4 x 1.6 cm

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We Carry the Fire describes a social and political spirituality defined by actions that save families, civilization, and the planet.

These actions, based on values articulated in religious congregations, result in tangible outcomes in the real world: people live instead of die, democracy is strengthened, nature is restored, and the human spirit flourishes.

The author shows how an action-spirituality is different from me- and escapist-spiritualities. Spiritual meaning is found by working in solidarity with people around the world to love our neighbors, as well as those who aren't our neighbors, as ourselves.

As congregations are struggling to adjust to contemporary realities, Hoehn brings the passion and knowledge of a pastor, academic, author, activist, and grassroots organizer down to earth in real time.