Top Tweets for #TJCNZ

almost 8 years ago

It was worth going just for the challenging and thought provokig words of Joel Mckerroe And the beautiful sounds of Aro. #TJCNZ

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almost 8 years ago

As we wind up #TJCNZ I can’t help but think - before we work for justice ‘out there’ perhaps we need to look inward to our own churches and wonder about our internal structures and systems - is our church really a place of justice??

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almost 8 years ago

Climate change is about hurting God’s beautiful people. As the earth gets sicker, so do we, and it’s the most vulnerable among us who get hurt worst.- @annajanejoyner #TJCNZ #AllThingsNew #Whakahoungia

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Michael Frost @michaelfrost6

almost 8 years ago

How to prevent #burnout? “Walk the dog, even if you don’t have a dog.” — Julie Crawley speaking on burnout at #TJCNZ. Love it.

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almost 8 years ago · Auckland

At the New Zealand Justice Conference, one speaker introduced himself as a recovering racist and was confessing all the excuses privileged white people give for discriminating against Maori, one of which was, “At least we’re not as racist as Australia or the US!” OUCH! #TJCNZ

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almost 8 years ago

At @TheMekongClub we name and fame organisations. We find the those doing the right things in their supply chains and we celebrate them. Use your resources and God-given gifts to do something and address modern slavery, like the organisations we work with.- @FriedmanMattS #TJCNZ

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almost 8 years ago

More than in sexual slavery, 60% of all slaves are involved in supply chains. @FriedmanMattS is challenging us to our role in modern slavery through consuming goods that may have been created through forced labour. #TJCNZ #AllThingsNew

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almost 8 years ago

According to the slavery index, there are 3,000 people who are slaves in New Zealand. Where are these people supposed to be? Forced prostitution & forced fishing labour- @FriedmanMattS #TJCNZ #Whakahoungia #AllThingsNew

LiveJusticeNZ's tweet photo. According to the slavery index, there are 3,000 people who are slaves in New Zealand. Where are these people supposed to be? Forced prostitution & forced fishing labour- @FriedmanMattS #TJCNZ #Whakahoungia #AllThingsNew https://t.co/OblizSjlJq

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almost 8 years ago

“According to the Slavery Index, there are 3,000 people living in modern slavery in New Zealand. 76% of these in forced labour, 24% in the sex industry” Listening to @FriedmanMattS from @TheMekongClub at #TJCNZ and freaking out, friends.

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almost 8 years ago

In reply to how we can mobilise our churches - stop pouring resources into Sunday services and programmes #TJCNZ

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almost 8 years ago

“I don’t think we actually want a fairer NZ. That’s what we say we want. But when we vote, we vote for more money for ourselves.” @SEaqub explaining how we need to have an economy of love in NZ, a sense of generosity towards others #TJCNZ

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almost 8 years ago

“We now have the Working Poor. We didn’t have the Working Poor ten years ago. Ten years ago people didn’t think inequality was real. Now people are aware this is a real issue. Its not the NZ we want.” Lisa Woolley, CEO Visionwest #TJCNZ

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almost 8 years ago

I am currently reading Peter Block he suggests changing our language changes our ability to develop communities- focussing on strengths grows communities and empowers - we are focussed on what is wrong their is a labelling in that that makes me uncomfortable #TJCNZ

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Sean du Toit @sean_du_toit

almost 8 years ago

Hearing @SEaqub at #TJCNZ challenging us to take poverty &inequality in NZ personally in our poll-driven political society. When a pollster next asks me what my no. 1 election issue is, instead of “health, education”, I’ll say “it’s the least of these”

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almost 8 years ago

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almost 8 years ago

Nigel Cottle says: “the physical environment has a big impact on social development” my wondering: We have known this for years why don’t we act on it? #TJCNZ

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almost 8 years ago

The driver behind the big change in our economy has been our technology, which means division has happened faster than it ever has before. @SEaqub speaking on the economics of entrenched inequality #Whakahoungia #AllThingsNew #TJCNZ

LiveJusticeNZ's tweet photo. The driver behind the big change in our economy has been our technology, which means division has happened faster than it ever has before. @SEaqub speaking on the economics of entrenched inequality #Whakahoungia #AllThingsNew #TJCNZ https://t.co/9W9i45RilU

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