LET'S FLIP TABLES

Jesus tells you to take the difficult path of loving all of your neighbors, regardless of qualifiers. In His Sermon on the Mount, He warns us to watch for charlatans who seek to manipulate the Word for their own financial or political gain. For the crime of mixing business and faith, He rebuked the Pharisees in the Temple. For the crime of abusing power, He flipped tables. Now, its our turn!

Justice and morality do not derive solely from belief. Regardless of the path taken to acceptance of one's Neighbors, be it as a believer or non-believer, we recognize the power of Jesus' testimony; we promote the acceptance of oneself and one's Neighbor and doing the difficult work of promoting Justice as outlined by Our Roots.

From Mister Rogers: "Love isn't a state of perfect caring. It is an active noun, like struggle. To love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here and now."