Tahu Kukutai

Serena Chen

Kathy Errington

Anjum Rahman

Tom Barraclough

Curtis Barnes

Donna Cormack

Chris Cormack

Merrin Macleod

Caleb Moses

Stephen Judd

Briony Blackmore

Anna Pendergrast

Kelly Pendergrast

This vital book is a call to action: to reduce online harm, to protect the integrity of our digital lives and to uphold democratic participation and inclusion. A diverse group of contributors reveal the hidden impacts of technology on society and on individuals, exploring policy change and personal action to keep the internet a force for good. These voices arrive at a crucial juncture in our relationship to fast-evolving technologies.

Digital Technology, Ethics and Policy in New Zealand

Shouting Zeros and Ones

John Swinton

Kara Martin

We all can think of organisations that were established by Christians that are no longer recognisably Christian. In Keeping Faith, the authors outline the key components of organisational faithfulness - that is, what is needed for Christian organisations to stay true to the way of Jesus. They argue that the old reliance on statements of faith, or a set of Christian values, is insufficient. What is needed is a robust organisational theology that inhabits the enterprise's structures, management, business policies, practices and relationships and is tailored to the purpose of the organisation.In this important book, you will find? a checklist to determine if your organisation is losing its faithfulness? an outline of some key components of organisational theology? examples, both positive and negative, of theological application in organisations? discussion questions for organisational reflection.With combined global experience in practical theology, running businesses and charities, and integrating faith and work, Judd, Swinton and Martin have created an important and essential book for every Christian organisation.

How Christian Organisations Can Stay True to the Way of Jesus

Keeping Faith

Stephen Judd

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