Religion & Spirituality
Why do we find so many ways to separate ourselves from others? What are the hidden fears that keep us struggling to relate and connect? Today's guest in the Love Is the Resistance series, Pastor Jennifer Toledo, is no stranger to pushing herself to love people who don't look, think, or act like her. Her global human rights work, leadership in the Los Angeles County foster care system, and faithfulness as a pastor, makes her wisdom helpful and healing. Check out Jen’s peace building course on race, politics and justice: www.saltla.org and follow her on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/jentoledo_la Learning to love our neighbor (all the neighbors) is important. We can't suddenly have compassion for neighbors in Haiti or Afghanistan when there's a crisis, but not when they move in next door. We need to restore integrity and lean into the knowledge that every person is created in the image of God and worthy of our respect. Order your copy of Love Is the Resistance today (and get the audiobook for free!): https://www.amazon.com/Love-Resistance-Disagree-Conflicts-Avoiding/dp/0801094399 Visit www.ashabercrombie.org/book to learn more, and claim your audiobook. Download Ashley's free PDF: 7 Ways to engage in conflict that will lead to health and more thriving relationships: www.ashabercrombie.org/love