As a community, we feel called to follow God's lead in being healers of injustices, a people who right wrongs in our communities, neighborhoods and homes. Last Spring, we embarked on a discipleship initiative to be "Just Neighbors" in an effort to understand God's call to bring justice where we live, to use our property and land for his purposes, and to heal the spiritual and physical effects of redlining and racially restrictive covenants in Seattle and the Eastside.

If you've been wondering about what you can do to heal these injustices, join us for a discussion of the book Just Action. We'll talk about ways we can be civically engaged in our local community to address the continuing effects of redlining and racially restrictive covenants. Together, we'll come up with some concrete action steps. We invite you to join the discussion even if you don't have time to read the book. You can check out one of these podcasts or videos to get the main ideas.


Author Talk: Just Action at the MLK Library in Washington, DC


The Integrated Schools Podcast: Taking Just Action for Integration