Labor, dignity, and collective resistance.
What is Soul Work?
Soul Work centers the dignity and struggle of workers in an economy built on extraction. This pillar examines work as a spiritual, political, and material reality that is shaped by exploitation, wage suppression, and power imbalance. Soul Work names how labor is not fair and how workers can resist together and build solidarity.
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The Cross, the Lynching Tree, the Axe
The Cross, the Lynching Tree and the AxeA lament is an ancient form of prayer. Resembling a poem, it can...
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What Are Leaderful Movements? Shared Power in Activism
A leaderful movement is a decentralized organizing model where leadership, decision-making, and power are distributed across an entire community rather...
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Lift Us From A New Nadir: A Lament
The "Nadir of American race relations" is the period from the end of Reconstruction through the early 20th century when...
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Bible and War: A Prophetic Response to the Iran Conflict
As a fragile ceasefire takes hold in the Iran conflict, we examine the "manufactured identities" of war and the Biblical...
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Silence in the Mines and Lines: A Lament for Workers
Silence in the Mines and LinesA Lament for Workers God,Greed, power, and dominance have taken root.Growing so wildly, they...
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Why Budgeting Won’t Fix Poverty
Budgeting won’t fix poverty. Budgets are not magic wands that lead to stability. But talking badly about budgets feels a...
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Purpose That Heals: Why Justice Must Shape Your Calling
Purpose That Heals: Why Justice Must Shape Your Calling It’s directly in your face like an annoying mosquito. Rising costs...
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A Lament for Black Memory and Justice
A Lament for Black MemoryAren’t you tired, God?Tired of seeing my ancestors’ stories censored,Buried in the depths of the Atlantic...
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Redefining Wealth: Beyond Money to True Abundance
Redefining wealth means embracing abundance in health, relationships, purpose not just money. Discover a new lens on what true wealth...
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Beyond the Bank Account: How I Found Soulfully Rich Living
At 29, I realized I was rich, but not in the way I used to chase. I am Soulfully Rich...
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