My wife, Joy, my son, Luke, and I had dinner recently with our friend Michael Lerner
and his wife, Debora, in their Berkeley, California home.
You wouldn't know it from media reports, but there's a hopeful movement being born in the Middle East—interfaith, rooted in nonviolence, and containing the seeds of a just peace. A visit to the Holy Land in turmoil.
An interview with Palestinian Christian Jonathan Kuttab.
Religious leaders demand (and get) help for working families.
Will witches, cults, and strange religions soon get taxpayers' dollars?
An interview with John DiIulio, point man for the White House's controversial new 'faith-based' initiative.
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Breakfast in the White House can be dangerous to the prophetic vocation.
Let the good times roll! President Bill Clinton was absolutely beaming as he reported the U.S. Census Bureau's annual poverty statistics.
The real question is not whether religious values should help shape politics, but how.
Overtaking poverty will take all of our best values and insights.
The last city on my recent Faith Works book tour was Milwaukee.
U.S. churches can provide a driving moral force on the crisis of AIDS in Africa.
The Covenant to Overcome Poverty is as simple as it is potentially life-changing.
The real story in Seattle was not the violence of demonstrators nor the misbehavior of police.
Lessons from the life of an activist preacher. An excerpt from the new.
The Spice Girls won't be remembered. Martin Luther King will.
We never seem to learn: Power does corrupt. Does that mean Christians should stay out of politics?
