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Archive of posts published in the category: #GunViolencePrevention
May
6

The weapon already in the room What every faith community should know about guns and domestic violence

There is a conversation that happens in faith communities all over America, in fellowship halls and pastoral offices and parking lots after services, that almost never gets said out loud. It is the conversation about the household where something is wrong. Where the…

Apr
22

Betting against the ones you love What the odds of gun ownership reveal about what we hold sacred

Americans love a bet. We wager over a trillion dollars a year on sports alone — not because we don’t understand odds, but because we believe, in that electric moment before the game, that we just might be the exception. The underdog wins.…

Apr
15

What Would Luther Do?

A practical, realistic, doable response to the few who divide the many. Luther was not an idealist. He was famously, almost stubbornly, realistic about human nature. He did not believe the world could be perfected. He believed it could be tended — the way a…

Apr
8

The Heart of the Matter: Why Safe Storage is Non-Negotiable

“Securing our homes is an ancient responsibility updated for modern times.” When we say that gun violence prevention starts at home, the most practical and immediate action we can take is the implementation of Safe Storage. To “ENGAGE” with this issue in the…

Apr
6

Artemis II: Blasting to the Moon | ENGAGE: Blasting the Silence on Gun Violence

A View from Above: Peace on a Beautiful Planet I love the pictures of the Earth that Artemis II sent back on the way to the moon. Looking at that fragile, blue marble suspended in the void, who would ever guess that violence…