Save the Date: Jesus & Justice Conference —
October 10, 2026 Conference Details
October 10, 2026 Conference Details
Old Testament
Genesis 1:27Imago DeiSo God created mankind in his own image.
About · Christians Seeking Justice
Rooted in faith.
Moved to justice.
Rooted in faith.
Moved to justice.
Moved to justice.
A national community of Christians who believe following Jesus means fighting for justice. Not someday, but now. Rooted in scripture. Committed to action. Open to everyone.
-- WHO WE ARE
A community for Christians who refuse to separate faith from justice.
A community for Christians who refuse to separate faith from justice.
Christians Seeking Justice is a national online community for followers of Jesus who take seriously the Bible's call to pursue justice in the world around them.
We're not a denomination, a political organization, or a debate club. We're a gathering of people who believe that doing justice is as essential to Christian life as prayer and worship.
Our community spans backgrounds, faith traditions, and generations. Whether you've been walking this road for decades or you're just beginning to connect your faith to the injustice you see around you — you belong here.
We're not a denomination, a political organization, or a debate club. We're a gathering of people who believe that doing justice is as essential to Christian life as prayer and worship.
Our community spans backgrounds, faith traditions, and generations. Whether you've been walking this road for decades or you're just beginning to connect your faith to the injustice you see around you — you belong here.
What biblical justice means to us
Justice in the Bible isn't a political buzzword. It's woven into the very character of God.
The Hebrew words mishpat and tsedeqah — justice and righteousness — appear hundreds of times in the Old Testament alone. In the New Testament, the Greek dikaiosune, often rendered "righteousness," is the same word classical writers used for justice in government and society.
The Hebrew words mishpat and tsedeqah — justice and righteousness — appear hundreds of times in the Old Testament alone. In the New Testament, the Greek dikaiosune, often rendered "righteousness," is the same word classical writers used for justice in government and society.
God's justice is a saving, healing, restorative justice… designed to bring to glorious completion the creation, teeming with life and possibility, that he made in the first place.
— N.T. Wright, Evil and the Justice of God
Biblical justice isn't about punishment alone. It's about restoration. God's vision is for shalom — a world where every relationship is made right, every person flourishes, and no one is left behind.
-- WHAT WE BELIEVE
Justice isn't optional. It's the call
Justice isn't optional. It's the call
Christians Seeking Justice exists to elevate the essential call to seek and do justice as Jesus followers.
Justice isn't a specialty track for activists. It's a reflection of God's own heart, embedded in the life of every believer and the witness of the whole church.
Justice isn't a specialty track for activists. It's a reflection of God's own heart, embedded in the life of every believer and the witness of the whole church.
One thread, traced from Genesis to the Gospels.
Follow justice, and justice alone.
The Prophets
Isaiah 1:17Learn to do rightLearn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed.
Let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream.
Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God.
The Gospels
Matthew 23:23The weightier mattersYou have neglected the weightier matters — justice, mercy, and faithfulness.
He has sent me to proclaim good news to the poor, and freedom for the oppressed.
Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed. Take up the cause of the fatherless; plead the case of the widow.
— Isaiah 1:17
He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.
— Micah 6:8
We believe justice flows from the character of God — not from any political party or ideological framework.
We fight against racism, mistreatment, and oppression. We advocate for the poor, the vulnerable, and the marginalized. We see the image of God — Imago Dei — in every human being we encounter.
As Christians, we won’t always agree on how to pursue justice—which policies to support, where to direct our energy, or what the church’s exact role in public life should be. These are challenging questions, and we welcome honest, faithful disagreement. All we ask is that you bring your convictions, your grounding in Scripture, and a genuine willingness to listen and be moved to action.
We fight against racism, mistreatment, and oppression. We advocate for the poor, the vulnerable, and the marginalized. We see the image of God — Imago Dei — in every human being we encounter.
As Christians, we won’t always agree on how to pursue justice—which policies to support, where to direct our energy, or what the church’s exact role in public life should be. These are challenging questions, and we welcome honest, faithful disagreement. All we ask is that you bring your convictions, your grounding in Scripture, and a genuine willingness to listen and be moved to action.
We are committed to:
We are committed to:
01 · Inspire
Inspire
Connect Christians to the biblical depth and urgency of justice work — and to one another, across traditions and generations.
02 · Equip
Equip
Provide teaching, tools, and community so Christians can move from conviction to action in their own contexts.
03 · Connect
Connect
Build relationships across churches, backgrounds, and generations — because the work of justice is too big to do alone.
GET INVOLVED
What happens when you walk with us.
What happens when you walk with us.
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Access our Facebook Group
Access our Facebook Group
Our online community — daily conversation, prayer requests, resource sharing, and inspiration.
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Get updates on CSJ events and resources
Get updates on CSJ events and resources
Email updates on upcoming events, resources, and reflections. No spam — just substance.
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Attend a monthly virtual gathering
Attend a monthly virtual gathering
Open to the entire community. Full of discussion, prayer, and inspiring. Every (virtual) meeting is the first Thursday of every month.
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Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
Help us make a true impact on our world using the skills God gave you. Contact us to volunteer to facilitate an event, host a watch party, or help out in other ways.
VOICES FROM THE COMMUNITY
What CSJ has meant to fellow seekers.
What CSJ has meant to fellow seekers.
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As I became more aware of racial issues and the inequitable treatment of people of color became more widely publicized, I needed a community that could help me navigate what I was discovering. And Christians Seeking Justice became that community for me.
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- L.T.E.
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One of my most meaningful experiences with Christians Seeking Justice was our trip to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama during the Jesus & Justice II conference. At this sacred place I walked among hundreds of steel monuments hanging to replicate the lynchings of innocent Black people. It changed me forever--all because of the great work of CSJ. I am grateful.
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- Darius
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I've cared about civil rights and social justice since I was a child, but joining CSJ has helped me understand how much I still had to learn. Through this community, I've gained a deeper understanding of listening, learning, and pursuing justice. I'm incredibly grateful to be part of a group that has challenged and inspired me to grow.
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- Robin
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Do right. Seek justice. Defend the oppressed.
ISAIAH 1:17
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