Citizens for Public Justice releases Living Justice: A Gospel Response to Poverty

Dignity for All campaign co-founder Citizens for Public Justice has released a brand-new ecumenical resource on poverty in Canada, Living Justice: A Gospel Response to Poverty. Intended to engage and animate Christian faith communities around poverty issues, Living Justice is a highly-accessible, timely resource that can be used by individuals, Bible studies and small groups, schools, and youth groups. Living Justice contains reflections, prayers, discussion questions and activities that examine the reality of poverty in Canada and offers concrete suggestions for meaningful action, including joining the efforts of Dignity for All: the campaign for a poverty-free Canada.

With contributions from a wide range of Christian writers – including Anglican, Catholic, Reformed, Evangelical, Mennonite and Lutheran perspectives – Living Justice is a useful tool for educating, engaging, and inspiring people of faith to act for justice. For more information, or to order a copy of Living Justice, visit www.cpj.ca