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This week, we’re exploring moral courage. As harmful policies and rhetoric target marginalized communities, silence enables oppression. Defending those at risk takes more than good intentions—it requires tough, uncomfortable conversations. It means confronting harmful beliefs, even when it risks tension with friends, family, and leaders. But in a society that values politeness and shies away from controversy, how do we find the courage to speak up?
By Gethsemane Lutheran ChurchThis week, we’re exploring moral courage. As harmful policies and rhetoric target marginalized communities, silence enables oppression. Defending those at risk takes more than good intentions—it requires tough, uncomfortable conversations. It means confronting harmful beliefs, even when it risks tension with friends, family, and leaders. But in a society that values politeness and shies away from controversy, how do we find the courage to speak up?