When Poor Theology Meets Social Justice (Elizabeth Anderson)

About this episode

Elizabeth Anderson discusses the intersection of theology and social justice, drawing insights from biblical teachings.

Elizabeth Anderson is the director of Urban Cry School of Mission in Windsor, Ontario. At the Our City Windsor 2026 conference, she brought a fascinating perspective from Paul’s offerings for the church in Jerusalem in their experience of famine. In our pursuit of social justice, what distinguishes a humanistic response from the justice that God is looking for?

People in this episode

Host: Kevin Rogers

Guest: Elizabeth Anderson

Topics covered

• theology
• social justice
• Christianity
• famine
• humanism

Keywords

• theology
• social justice
• famine
• Christianity
• humanism
• Urban Cry
• Windsor

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Urban Cry School of Mission

Books & works: Paul’s offerings for the church in Jerusalem

Places: Windsor, Ontario

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