Faith in Action: A Decade of Compassion and Resilience with CADIS
Sale price
$17.99
Regular price $21.99
Skip to product information
Faith in Action: A Decade of Compassion and Resilience with CADIS
Sale price
$17.99
Regular price $21.99
"There is no such thing as a natural disaster." This book brings together the collective voice of those who have lived this
humanitarian mission in the field and proved that there is something that can be done to prevent the serious impact of disasters. The members of CADIS, who, as authors of these chapters, are also actors and witnesses of the projects they narrate. Their writings combine analytical reflection with lived experience, weaving together pastoral, social, and technical perspectives on humanitarian action. Each chapter documents a different context, yet all share a common spirit: the conviction that true healing is holistic, embracing the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions of human life.
The following chapters of this volume document and analyze CADIS’ ten-year journey across multiple disaster contexts and cultural settings. Through empirical accounts, theological reflection, and community-based case studies, the book situates CADIS’ work within the broader landscape of faith-inspired humanitarianism, demonstrating how spirituality and technical rigor can coalesce into a coherent and transformative model of resilience-building.
humanitarian mission in the field and proved that there is something that can be done to prevent the serious impact of disasters. The members of CADIS, who, as authors of these chapters, are also actors and witnesses of the projects they narrate. Their writings combine analytical reflection with lived experience, weaving together pastoral, social, and technical perspectives on humanitarian action. Each chapter documents a different context, yet all share a common spirit: the conviction that true healing is holistic, embracing the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions of human life.
The following chapters of this volume document and analyze CADIS’ ten-year journey across multiple disaster contexts and cultural settings. Through empirical accounts, theological reflection, and community-based case studies, the book situates CADIS’ work within the broader landscape of faith-inspired humanitarianism, demonstrating how spirituality and technical rigor can coalesce into a coherent and transformative model of resilience-building.