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August 28, 2017
Cultural Engagement, Faith and Work in Action, NIFW

Having a Head (and Heart) for the City

Nashville Institute for Faith + Work
August 28, 2017
Cultural Engagement, Faith and Work in Action, NIFW
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What is the end of innovation?

Earlier this year the Nashville Institute for Faith and Work welcomed New City Commons’ Greg Thompson in for our Redemption Through Innovation event at Houston Station in Nashville, Tennessee.

Thompson’s talk focused on themes like social justice, collateral effects of innovation, and how Christians might reengage the city.

“It is my experience,” Thompson said, “that Christians have a heart for for the city but not a head for the city.”

Watch the full excerpt from Greg’s talk below:


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