Dr Jill Suzanne Shook

Vivienda Y Justicia: Una Perspectiva Biblica: Housing Justice: a Biblical Perspective Dr Jill Suzanne Shook

Publisher Marketing: La Dra. Jill Shook, autora y editora de este libro bilingue, es conocida a nivel nacional como defensora de vivienda con justicia social. Este libro presenta una teologia solida, clara y practica que busca inspirar al pueblo de Dios a que participe en el proceso de obtener vivienda al alcance para sus comunidades. Compartiendo su propia experiencia de como ayudo a llevar a cabo cientos de unidades economicas en su ciudad, Shook ofrece muchos modelos distintos de como las iglesias en todos los Estados Unidos han proporcionado a la mismo. Autora del libro "Making Housing Happen: Faith Based Affordable Housing Models" (revisado en 2012), Shook presenta talleres en las conferencias nacionales de la Asociacion del Desarrollo Cristiano de la Comunidad y por otras organizaciones. Es profesora y sus articulos han aparecido en Sojourners y otras revistas. Ed Mahoney, Bert Newton, y Lowell Noble tambien han colaborado en escribir este libro. Dr. Jill Shook, author and editor of this bilingual book, is nationally known as an advocate for housing justice. This book presents a solid, clear, and practical theology that seeks to inspire the people of God to participate in housing their communities. Sharing from her own experience of how she helped bring about hundreds of affordable units in her own city, Shook offers many distinct models of how churches throughout the United States have done the same. As author of the book "Making Housing Happen: Faith Based Affordable Housing Models" (revised in 2012), she presents workshops at the national Christian Community Development Association Conferences and elsewhere. She is a professor whose articles have appeared in Sojourners and other magazines. Ed Mahoney, Bert Newton and Lowell Noble have collaborated with Shook in writing this book. Contributor Bio:  Newton, Bert Bert Newton is a blogger and activist who lives in Pasadena, California. He blogs at www.mennoworld.org/blog/ and www.urbvil.org.