Jubilee - Womack, Rob
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Jubilee: The Emancipation of Life and Love is a narrative modeled on sacred texts, creation stories, and prophetic works. It centers on three primary themes: Life is continuity in the midst of change, not a competition; Everything has been freely given to be equally shared by all; and Love is as abundant as sunlight, gravity, and air. Jubilee is the story of the story we are living out. It integrates scientific descriptions of the origins of the universe and the cooperative processes of life on Earth. It describes the harnessing of fire and language, of agriculture and imagination, of…mehr

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Jubilee: The Emancipation of Life and Love is a narrative modeled on sacred texts, creation stories, and prophetic works. It centers on three primary themes: Life is continuity in the midst of change, not a competition; Everything has been freely given to be equally shared by all; and Love is as abundant as sunlight, gravity, and air. Jubilee is the story of the story we are living out. It integrates scientific descriptions of the origins of the universe and the cooperative processes of life on Earth. It describes the harnessing of fire and language, of agriculture and imagination, of emotions, intelligence, and empathy. It also describes the origins of the ideas which have led to social and economic inequality and environmental catastrophe. It reconciles with local, voluntary practices in our community to restore our connections to our neighbors, the other inhabitants with whom we share this home, and the systems which sustains us all.
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Rob Womack has been a volunteer and professional serving people in need for over twenty years. He received a Masters of Divinity and Masters in Counseling in 2010 from Wake Forest University and was ordained to the ministry in 2013. Prior to his enrollment, he worked for ten years as a lineman for the local phone company and played an active role in the local union. He holds a lifelong concern for issues related to racial injustice, economic equality, and environmental health. Following events in Ferguson, Missouri, he crafted innovative approaches of relating with work, money, and people in order to discover new methods to heal our discontent. He currently shares housing with elders who wish to extend their time at home. He serves as a tele-health counselor for adults and couples throughout the United States. His first book, A Quiet Revolution of the Heart, was self-published in 2021. His website can be found at equalsheal.com