Political and Hospitable: Engaging Neighbors

This past October, in conjunction with the recent , North Park Theological Seminary hosted a panel discussion titled 鈥淧olitical and Hospitable: Engaging Neighbors.鈥� It explored how churches can embody genuine, neighborly love in today鈥檚 polarized political climate.

Panelists engaged in a thought-provoking dialogue on the intersections of faith, hospitality, and politics, addressing mutual hospitality in immigration policy and confronting white Christian nationalism within the church.

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For more insights, read:

Vice President for Church Relations and Dean of the Seminary Dennis Edwards鈥� in the CovChurch newsletter
Assistant Professor of Worship David Bjorlin鈥檚 powerful

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Political and Hospitable: Engaging Neighbors