Aaron McCarroll Gallegos manages social media for the United Church of Canada and was a founding member of D.C. Barrios Unidos, a gang intervention group.

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Marching Forward

Bridges of Justice to Africa

Acts of Remembrance

A New Day

by Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 11-01-1995

Gang members and the question of God

The Spirit Speaks

by Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 09-01-1995
Celebrating the power and importance of Pentecostalism.

True Colors

Child laborers, a human body stamped with an "HIV-positive" inscription, and a waterfowl stuck in an oil slick are three of the images used in controversial advertisements...

In Defense of Holy Ground

Most of us have places that, for us, hold a special sense of the divine-sacred locations where we go for prayer, meditation, and reflection.

Nukes Return to the Pacific

Religious groups, non-governmental organizations, and governments from around the world have been mobilizing...

Briefly Noted

Members of SIPAZ (Servicio Internacional Para la Paz), an international coalition committed to supporting the peace process in Chiapas, Mexico, recently returned...

The Earth is the Classroom

by Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 09-01-1995
Learning to get along with all creation.

Christian Peacemakers in the West Bank

Jeff Heie and Cliff Kindy, two of the members of Christian Peacemaker Teams serving in the West Bank, were detained by Israeli authorities for nine-and-a-half hours this past July.

Cutting a Deal With the American Family?

Live From Death Row, the new book by inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal, continues to stir controversy.

The Rush to Judgment

Live From Death Row, the new book by inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal, continues to stir controversy.

Briefly Noted

Live From Death Row, the new book by inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal, continues to stir controversy.

With All My Relations

by Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 07-01-1995
The Santanas offer the familiar...and the surprising.

Incident at the Border

Canada detains our publisher.

Ending Child Prostitution

Live From Death Row, the new book by inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal, continues to stir controversy.

A Word From Death Row

Live From Death Row, the new book by inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal, continues to stir controversy.

Hunger For Justice

Human Vs. Political Needs

by Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 03-01-1995
Catholic bishops evaluate welfare reform.