Rev. Sunshine Jeremiah Wolfe
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Social Justice and Community Ministry

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"Justice is what love looks like in public"  ~Cornell West

     It is to this that I strive in public and social justice ministry.  If we do not share our wisdom and engage with the wisdom of other communities, then are we really working for the common good.  Are we really willing to "accept the inherent worth and dignity" of people if we choose not to interact with them?  Below are a list of public events, volunteerism, and social justice work that I have engaged over the course of my ministry.





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