The Social Question
Ben HeinNurturing the Reformed and neo-Calvinist tradition in the urban ministry context.
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Decolonizing Urban Mission
When our family moved to the Haughville neighborhood four years ago, our yard was a barren place filled with weeds, rocks, glass, and trash. Now, after long periods of patient cleaning, digging, tilling, planting, and watering, our yard is...
A Theology of Getting Your Ass Kicked
During my travels this summer for doctoral studies, denominational conferences, and family visits, I’ve been asked the same question at least a few dozen times: “How are you doing, Ben?”
I always give the same answer.
“I’m getting my ass...
Bless the Block!
Substack friends,
I rarely write about the details of our ministry in the Haughville neighborhood of Indianapolis. I intend to use this platform to engage with issues relevant to urban ministry from a Reformed perspective, not to prop up m...
The God Who Became a Foreigner
Last week, the Trump administration published a new website, aliens.gov (or whitehouse.gov/aliens). This wannabe “Space Jam” page isn’t for declassified information on UFOs, however. It is Trump’s latest propaganda that dehumanizes our immi...
The Non-Anxious Neighborhood Church
A few weeks ago, my wife was walking home from a board meeting for a neighborhood organization she serves on. On the way, she had the chance to get to know one of our neighbors, who also serves on the board, as he walked home. Knowing that...
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Ben is the church planting pastor of Hope Church of Haughville in Indianapolis. He earned his M.Div from Reformed Theological Seminary (2017) and is currently working on a D.Min in Urban Missiology under Soong-Chan Rah at Fuller Seminary.
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