Associate Dean Bryan Stone Mentioned in Sojourners Article on Christian Financial Advice
The original story was published on the Sojourners website on March 11, 2021. The following is an excerpt only. Please click here to read the full article.
Does Progressive Christian Financial Advice Exist?
By Mitchell Atencio
“There’s such an absolute dearth of study, and talks, and Christian financial literacy curriculum that target the affluent, and the moral sickness that happens when you’re affluent in an unequal and unjust society,” Mayfield said. “Honestly, I couldn’t find a lot of people writing on that.”
Bryan Stone, associate dean for academic affairs at the Boston University School of Theology, agreed. While helping create a “Faith and Finance” course geared toward future ministers, he and his colleagues struggled to find quality resources; they decided to make their own course available online for free.