Description
A book is about the theology and spirituality of justice. Garth says, “Bethlehem was occupied at the time of Jesus’ birth and it is occupied now – but a theology of action that started in Bethlehem 2000 years ago and is being continued in Bethelehm today shows the way to a revolution of love and justice, a revolution that is relevant all around the world – a revolution of non-violence, of valuing all people as equal, it’s a call to do justice and to show the values of hope and humanity in whatever situation we find ourself.”
Garth introduces the book in this short film on youtube here or vimeo here
Order now from the Amos Trust website here
