Arrabon

Equipping Christian leaders and their communities with the tools to become a reconciling community.

06/01/2026

We were honored to host a breakout at the Understory Festival hosted by — an inaugural civic and spiritual gathering at Washington National Cathedral bringing together writers, artists, and civic builders around one shared question: how do we rehumanize our common life in a time of cultural fragility?

We held space to guide participants through Visio Divina — the ancient practice of prayerful seeing — centered on Kerry James Marshall's "Now and Forever" windows, which replaced Confederate iconography with a vision of justice and healing.

We practiced unhurried, prayerful seeing together. Because reconciliation isn't only public work. It's spiritual formation.

05/25/2026

This AAPI Heritage Month, we honor the millions of AAPI Christ-followers committed to the work of healing, justice, and belonging.

We celebrate the voice of Makoto Fujimura, an artist, author, and theologian whose work invites us into a deeper imagination for justice and beauty. Fujimura reminds us that Godly dreaming is not escapism; it is a courageous act of faith, one that moves us toward the borders and margins where good news is most needed. May his words stir something in us, a renewed call to carry the gospel into the imprisoned places of our world, trusting that liberation and flourishing are still the promise of God.

05/23/2026

The Arrabon App is one more way we're working toward a world where all Christ-followers engage in reconciliation as a reflection of their love of God and commitment to the flourishing of their neighbors.

📱 Download it today on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and take the next step as an agent of healing, justice, and reconciliation.

05/21/2026

Spiritual formation is not accidental. We are all being formed by our habits, our pace, our media, our wounds.

Spiritual practices are how we intentionally cooperate with the Spirit, becoming people of love, justice, humility, and courage.

Download the Arrabon app on the App Store or Google Play and join us in the journey.

05/19/2026

We're excited to introduce the Arrabon App, a companion for the journey toward healing, justice, and belonging. Inside, you'll find formation resources, shared spiritual practices, and guides for those walking alongside our experiential learning journeys.

Reconciliation is not just something we believe. It's something we practice, together.

Download it today on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

05/08/2026

If you’re looking for a space where faith meets action, please consider checking this out!

Telos’ Christian Leaders Gathering invites participants this June 10-12 into meaningful connections with Palestine/Israel and our own political reality in North America, collaborative learning, and hands-on advocacy—culminating in engagement on Capitol Hill.

Registration is now open! Visit bio to learn more.

05/07/2026

We’re grateful to launch two Rooted in Justice cohorts this week — in Boston and Houston in partnership with and their Faith & Service Project. We’re excited to see how these youth ministry leaders will be formed and shaped in the reconciling way of Jesus!

04/24/2026

“Reading Scripture is not the same as being formed by it.”

Scripture has always had something to say about justice. From the first pages of Genesis to the last pages of Revelation, God's heart for shalom, for wholeness, repair, and right relationship, runs through the entire biblical story.

A People, A Place, & A Just Society is Arrabon's app-based small group Bible study that takes your community deep into that story. In two four-week sessions, you'll engage daily Scripture and devotionals, gather weekly with your group, and be equipped to pursue Christ-likeness in the areas of justice and peace building.

Reconciliation is spiritual formation. This resource was made to ground your community in both.

Learn more and access the study at the link in bio.

04/18/2026

This week, on our latest Experiential Learning Journey to Montgomery, AL, we visited the Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth, and Reconciliation. We’re honored to bear witness to the past and present faithfulness of this place and the justice-seekers who have walked its roads.

Follow to keep up with the good work they’re doing. If you are interested in joining us on a future journey, find more info at arrabon.com/experience or the link in our bio.

04/10/2026

We believe that healing begins with our integrative presence – bringing our whole selves, body, mind and spirit to the work of reconciliation – bearing witness to the imago Dei that creates a pathway for truly belonging to each other.

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303 Monroe Ave. NW
Grand Rapids, MI
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