Social Justice, Homelessness, and the Church, Part 2
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Social Justice, Homelessness, and the Church, Part 2
What happens when churches move beyond the food pantry and start asking deeper questions about justice, dignity, and systems?
In Part 2 of our conversation with Kyle Bryan—director of the Martha Vandervoort Center to End Homelessness—we dig further into the church’s role in addressing poverty and housing insecurity. Kyle shares honest reflections about the challenges of this work, the importance of listening to people with lived experience, and how churches can become true partners in their communities.
We talk about the tension between individual charity and systemic change, the spiritual cost of ignoring injustice, and the surprising ways Jesus shows up when we pay attention.
If you’ve ever wondered how faith intersects with advocacy, or how to love your neighbor when the systems feel overwhelming, this episode is for you.
Didn’t catch Part 1? Be sure to go back and listen to the first half of this powerful conversation.
Contact Laura and Tammy at UntanglingFaithPodcast@gmail.com.
