Our Call To Serve

Reflect on biblical justice vs. criminal justice with insights from personal perspectives in law enforcement and social work.

Uncover the transformative message of a new kind of love in Jesus’ parable, addressing modern power struggles and relationships.

A startling encounter with a bronze statue reveals a profound truth: seeing God in the marginalized is reflecting the body of Christ.

Reflect on human trafficking as an assault on the image of God; how we can honor the dignity of every human being through advocacy.

ECF affirms the agency, dignity, and sacred worth of people at the heart of our community who navigate the reality of generational poverty.

In a world where so many hunger and, at the same time, so many toss food as if it is rubbish, it is clear our food system is broken.

Redefining grace in incarceration; what can we learn from Karl Barth’s powerful messages to prisoners in the mid-20th century?

Reflect on the call to human dignity and the wisdom of those who inspire us to be better. It’s a blessing, command, and prayer.

The parish church can be a community that invites us to share how Jesus dwells with us, and in turn we “dwell” with God and one another.

A lawyer turns to the Resurrection as he searches for radical forgiveness when working cases involving human trafficking.

Explore the impact of childhood poverty on our school children and the myth of self-made greatness in American culture.

Delve into the story of radical presence that captures a poignant moment of human connection amidst the chaos of life events.