Father absence is causally related to negative outcomes in children, families, and communities. Seeing these effects, Lexington Leadership Foundation is working to invest in fathers and change the community.
Read more about it at:
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“Men and women of ripe old age will sit in the streets…each with cane in hand” and where “city streets will be filled with boys and girls playing there.” (Zechariah 8:4-5)
Our vision is this kind of Shalom in cities across the world. In short, we see cities as playgrounds.
We can't wait to continue the conversation about Traditioned Innovation tomorrow with @revjenbailey of @faithmattersnet and Oliver Richmond of Kingdom Partners. Join us 2/3 at 10am ET.
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What a privilege to interview @jimwallis, founder of @Sojourners . A great conversation on his newest book,
Christ in Crisis, and the power of the gospel to heal the deep wounds of partisanship and tribalism in our world.
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Join us for a 5 week Town Hall series where we will explore together what healing looks like for those deep fractures within our cities and our world. Register today!
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The founder and CEO of the Institute for American Police Reform, Nick Sensley, weighs in and provides way for us to move forward. https://t.co/h0XWMy0Cr8
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A brand new website for Leadership Foundations' global network of city-based organizations: Driving real and lasting change in cities through the power of relationship!
So I get to add "podcast producer" now to my résumé! What a great episode to produce. A big thanks to the remarkable work of Sam Rajshekhar in their service to immigrants in Bangalore, India right now during the pandemic.
The newest City as Playground podcast is live! https://t.co/nG1CDSzOFB
Join us as we talk to Sam Rajshekhar of the Yuvalok Leadership Foundation in Bangalore, India. We'll discuss the challenges of immigrant communities during Covid-19 and what responsive leadership looks like.