The Perkins Perspective: Autumn 2009
Volume 2 | Issue 1
JPC Director’s Note:
Race: The Skeleton in America’s Closet
Autumn 2009
The Burden of Blackness
Autumn 2009
Black leaders have sought to capture this "burden of blackness" by asking: How do we make sense of a history of slavery, segregation, and racial oppression.
Memoriam: A Sermon for Joseph Kevin Snell
Autumn 2009
"Joe was hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair ..."
The (Sub)Urban Scene
D.A.D.S. Making a Difference
Autumn 2009
The architects of Divine Alternatives for Dads Services (D.A.D.S.) are an unassuming couple who gave birth to a cutting-edge ministry based on their own painful experiences.
Reconciliation at Work in Urban Education
Autumn 2009
A comprehensive holistic vision of teacher education between Seattle Central Community College and Seattle Pacific University.
The Global Outlook
Autumn 2009
Who would have imagined that nearly 70 SPU students would share the same vision as Michael Jackson, the King of Pop?
Books
Talking to StrangersAutumn 2009
Not a self-help book for the pathologically shy, Talking to Strangers is considered one of the most important pieces of political theory of the decade.
Reflections on The Origins of Proslavery Christianity
Autumn 2009
White Christians who tenaciously defended slavery during the antebellum period have long presented problems for historians and people of faith.
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