Tag Archives: social-justice

How Sweet the Sound

Harriet Beecher Stowe praised him in the pages of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Novelist E. M. Forster compared him to Gandhi. Nelson Mandela recalled his tireless labours, calling Britain “the land of William Wilberforce—who dared to stand up to demand that … Read more

Pursuing Peace and Justice

During the summer of 1990, Mavis Etienne’s faith in a God of peace and justice was severely put to the test. For 78 long days, a band of armed Mohawk warriors faced down over 3,500 Canadian Armed Forces troops and … Read more