The Perkins Perspective: Winter 2010
Volume 2 | Issue 2
JPC Director’s Note:
Remembering an “Amazing Soul”: Aaron Haskins Sr.
Winter 2010
Those Who Mourn: Taking Time to See the Bigger Picture
Winter 2010
A group of pastors spoke on their roles in South Africa's fall of apartheid. But said one: “We can’t even take time to lament anymore. It seems we’re supposed to be perpetually hopeful.”
The Place of Justice in Reconciliation
Winter 2010
A flaw in South Africa’s post-apartheid efforts: The Truth and Reconciliation Commission sacrifices justice on the altar of stability.
Changed ForeverWinter 2010
Bullied at school because of a facial disorder, Megan saw a video one day on homelessness that "changed my life forever.”
The (Sub)Urban Scene
A New Light Shining in Bellevue
Winter 2010
Neighbors called the old, abandoned church “a dark place.” But then a few leaders from a local church caught a vision.
The John Perkins Center at SPU Welcomes Liz Andes
Winter 2010
This year the John Perkins Center at SPU welcomes Seattle Pacific University 2009 graduate Liz Andes to the team.
The Global Outlook
Winter 2010
Tired and wet, my Guatemala team and I entered a local school — and were lit up by children's bright eyes and smiles.
Books
Sub-Merge: Living Deep in a Shallow World
Winter 2010
Think social justice is beyond your grasp? John B. Hayes has written a manifesto that brings it down to earth.
Winter 2010
Reminiscent of my experience, the book, You Can’t Say You Can’t Play, looks at the social isolation of kindergarten students in the classroom.
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