Church Leaders
Eugene Cho: On How To Not Be A Jerk In Politics
I recently caught up with my friend Eugene Cho as he transitions to take on his new role as President of Bread for the World. I wanted to ask him about his new book, Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk: A Christian’s Guide to Engaging Politics. Here’s what he had to say. Q: Why did…
Read MoreThree Ways Justice is the Heartbeat of a Father
Fathers matter. While it is common to attack fathers for being absent in families or an abusive presence, there are many fathers leaving justice legacies through courage, conviction and care. Thank you for representing the heartbeat of our heavenly father. The Heartbeat of a Father Demonstrates Justice Through Courage You would take a bullet for…
Read MoreWhat can I do about the agonizing pain of injustice?
“I can’t breathe”. The cry of George Floyd echoed loudly across the nation this week. Collectively we could not breathe as we watched another black man unjustly lose his life. We must not allow the response of a few to overshadow the actions of many who are demanding change. Breathe Do you yearn to breathe…
Read MoreIt’s a Sequel: We have seen this movie of Injustice before!
By Rev. Alvin C. Bibbs, Sr. Recently I have been stunned by the mixed reactions of people from different economic, racial and social backgrounds across this nation linked to the tragic murder of Ahmaud Arbery. A young 25-year-old, African American male was simply out jogging and getting in his exercise before continuing his day, as…
Read MoreCan we reconcile the Gospel with Social Justice?
By: Kevin Drendel Many social justice warriors believe the Church has abandoned the cause of justice. Many in the Church believe that social justice has abandoned the Gospel. Meanwhile, God’s heart is to proclaim good news to the poor. Jesus began his ministry when he read from Isaiah: “The Spirit of the Lord is on…
Read MoreWhat does being generous have to do with justice?
Giving Tuesday Now is this Tuesday, May 5. The global organizers moved the traditional Tuesday after Thanksgiving up to allow you to join a generous response to the unprecedented need caused by COVID-19. This opportunity taps into the power of human connection and grassroots generosity. We invite you to join this generous movement with a…
Read MoreThank you for doing justice through compassionate care!
You did it! You successfully brought justice and hope to nearly 1,000 vulnerable neighbors through the compassionate care campaign. Allow us to share some of your stories and the opportunity to be part of a new May Justice Roll campaign. The success of the Compassionate Care Campaign On March 14 I met with our COO…
Read MoreWith one click you can support justice for all!
Administer Justice is thankful for Pulse Financial Services selection of us for their spring recipient of the Pulse Gives Back Award. Pulse invites clients to nominate their favorite charity. Matt and Amber Zerby, owners of Wasco Nursery and Garden Center wrote why they support Administer Justice. The award means Pulse will give $10 for every…
Read MoreWhat legal steps every business & church should do now!
Congress passed three major bills in March and two of those impact businesses, churches and not for profits. Here is what you need to know to take legal steps to support your business, church or not for profit. The Families First Coronavirus Response Act The Act passed on March 18 and went into effect on…
Read MoreWhat do I need to know about the new stimulus law?
On Thursday, March 26 the President signed a historic 2.2 trillion-dollar stimulus bill known as the CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act). The CARES Act demonstrates an amazing glimmer of bipartisanship and contains helpful provisions for all Americans. Here is what you need to know: Direct payments All adults earning less than…
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