Unbound is a publishing platform that speaks to the intersections of faith and justice. Unbound is the inheritor of the print journal Church & Society (98 years running) and the innovator of an interactive approach to supporting social ministry. Unbound constitutes an intentional and focused examination of pressing justice matters, conversing with, even critiquing, the policies of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the larger church.
Unbound is also a community and is alive with action alerts, discussion pieces, comments, news, multimedia, art, organizing tools for local and national movements, all related to justice, social witness and ministry. Through Unbound, we encourage communities and individuals to come together for timely, provocative social thought and action for justice.
Unbound is a ministry of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) though the platform is ecumenical in its mission.
Unbound thus operates with the following the objectives:
- To strengthen the Christian conscience of readers as they seek to be faithful disciples of Jesus Christ.
- To be a forum for thoughtful conversation open to all concerned with justice, inside and outside the church, with particular effort to include “the voices of those long silenced.”
- To provide resources to communities, congregations, and organizations dealing with mission, ethics, public theology, and social witness.
- To empower and provide a vehicle for collective action based on the online exchange of strategies and the formation of relationships that extend beyond the virtual world.
- To help connect ministries (be they on the college campus, in the prison, the social service agency, in urban, suburban or rural communities and elsewhere) with each other and with the most current strategies and struggles of the larger church.
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