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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Judgment v. Love
In Chicago, the murder rate is rising. In the thirty years that Brothers and Sisters of Love has been facing violence on the streets of Chicago I am amazed at how much Chicago has changed. Then I visit a victim’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago, Crime, gangs, judgement, love, ministry, poverty
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A (Not So Ordinary) Day In the Life of Brothers and Sisters of Love
Walking up the street, something did not feel right. Stares felt interrogating; silence seemed heavier. We approached 54th and Laflin on a typical Wednesday walk through the Back of the Yards neighborhood and were met with an unusual dynamic. Groups … Continue reading
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Tagged Back of the Yards, Cabrini Green, Gang violence, God, gun violence, Peace
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Two Rights Make A Wrong
In the weeks leading up to Christmas, Brother Jim and I began to hear bits and pieces of a news story that did not form a coherent narrative nor receive large media attention. Here’s what we do know: A young … Continue reading
