Summary
In this episode, Anna Kate Velasquez hosts Byron Johnson and William Wubbenhorst to discuss their forthcoming book, 'The Faith Factor and Social Welfare.' The conversation explores the role and impact of faith-based organizations (FBOs) in addressing social issues such as homelessness, welfare, and violence. The authors share insights from their research, emphasizing the effectiveness of FBOs and the importance of faith in community engagement. They also highlight significant case studies that demonstrate the practical impact of these organizations and address gaps in scholarship regarding the role of religion in social welfare.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Faith-Based Organizations
01:18 Defining Faith-Based Organizations
04:28 Personal Experiences with FBOs
08:55 Effectiveness of Faith-Based Organizations
16:01 The Role of Faith in Community Engagement
18:25 The Role of Faith in Social Services
22:31 Holistic Approaches to Community Support
27:39 Case Studies of Impactful Faith-Based Programs
31:59 Filling Gaps in Social Welfare Scholarship
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