“My Body Which Is Given for You”: How the Wall of Moms Embodies Sacrificial Living

Authors

• MaryKate Morse, George Fox UniversityFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2020

Abstract

When Jesus hung on the cross, he gave his body so our bodies could be spared.

On the cross he gave his life, his privilege, his power, so we might become the sons and daughters of a living God. When white people wonder about what they might do to show solidarity with our sisters and brothers of color, I recommend that we do what the Wall of Moms do, and what Jesus did: we give our bodies.

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Originally published at https://missioalliance.org/my-body-which-is-given-for-you-how-the-wall-of-moms-embodies-sacrificial-living/

Recommended Citation

Morse, MaryKate, "“My Body Which Is Given for You”: How the Wall of Moms Embodies Sacrificial Living" (2020). Faculty Publications - Portland Seminary. 199.
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/gfes/199