One community organizes against hate crime: a personal witness and reflection

Philip Bruce Wood

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One community organizes against hate crime: a personal witness and reflection

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Philip Bruce Wood. One Community Organizes Against Hate Crime: a Personal Witness and Reflection. Claremont School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2686a5fc-56c7-4940-ab95-e78619a94206.

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P. B. Wood. One community organizes against hate crime: a personal witness and reflection. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2686a5fc-56c7-4940-ab95-e78619a94206

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Philip Bruce Wood. One Community Organizes Against Hate Crime: a Personal Witness and Reflection. Claremont School of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2686a5fc-56c7-4940-ab95-e78619a94206.

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Philip Bruce Wood

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Church and community

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Abstract

This project reports the desecration of First United Methodist Church (Glendale, Calif), reflects on services rendered to the church by the Glendale community, and suggests ways to develop broad-based, volunteer, community organizations to address intolerance and hate-related violence. Drawing on the experience of the church, the Consultation on Christian Ministry in the Midst of Hate and Violence held in Saint Louis (21-22 July 1995), and development of the Hate Crime Response Team in Glendale, the project proposes a new paradigm for social ministry by churches and church members to present a social witness for tolerance and justice.

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