Lift the Label: The Hidden Cost of Your Lifestyle

by Esther Stansfield

Lift the Label starts with a call to be a good neighbor to the global poor—particularly those who supply our food and clothes. It tells the stories of some of our neighbors who work in the garment and food industries for our benefit but at great personal cost to them. Taking you on a journey into the Bible to expose western Christianity’s great blind spot, we discover how much the poor matter to God. The action we are called to ties in with worship, evangelism and time-honored discipleship. Written to inspire and empower, this contains creative and practical ways to shop differently.

257 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1969

Reviews

[David Campton]

A good primer in social justice for Christians who have never really thought about such things before