Sectarian Review 194: Clarence Jordan's Inconvenient Gospel
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Sectarian Review 194: Clarence Jordan's Inconvenient Gospel
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Today, Danny talks with Dr. Frederick L. Downing, scholar and editor of a new book for Plough Books called The Inconvenient Gospel. The book is a collection of writings by Clarence Jordan, founder of the famous Koinonia Farm in Georgia. Downing was a pioneer in the Civil Rights Movement and ran into vitriolic opposition from his fellow Southern Christians. Downing discusses how Jordan's theology and activism was years ahead of his time and how mainstream Christianity has finally come around to his thinking on these issues.
More on the book as well as purchasing options, can be found here: https://www.plough.com/en/topics/community/intentional-community/inconvenient-gospel
Here is the contact info for Koinonia Farm:
koinoniafarm.org 1324 GA-49, Americus, GA 31719 229 924-0391
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