Synopsis
Persecution Complex addresses the problem of the persecution narrative among Evangelical Christians in America. The author traces the development of this narrative through history and examines the psychological reasons that we embrace the position of victim. The book then lays out the ways that this perspective has been damaging to Christianity, and the ways that we can move forward to become more loving and life-giving people.
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About the Author
Jason Wiedel worked in church ministry for twenty years. He worked in children's ministry, youth ministry, church leadership, Sunday morning preaching, outreach, and foreign missions. Jason was a founder of the Virginia Festival of Creative Arts, Dramafest, and Surry Preaching Conference. He has also been a presenter for Habitat for Humanity, Leadercast, Colonial Williamsburg, and the Smithsonian Institute. In 2008 Jason Wiedel founded The Center, a non-profit, community outreach coffee shop in Surry, Virginia. The Center hosted programs for children and adults in areas of Christian spirituality and personal growth, and community development. In 2012 Jason became director of Habitat for Humanity in Surry and Sussex Counties, serving local residents with housing needs.
Jason blogs about issues of faith and culture at JasonWiedel.com.
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