In This Issue
The modern global slave trade and those who fight it.
Through faith and business savvy, the Hagar Project gives new life to freed slaves in Cambodia.
The 18th and 19th century movement to abolish slavery, with its many Christian leaders, has much to teach us.
A new wave of Catholic women answers the call to ordination priesthood - an act of ecclesial disobedience.
Columnists
Some years ago on a trip to the U.K., I walked through the historic Holy Trinity Church on Clapham Common in South London.
Table of Contents
Cover Story
Features
Through faith and business savvy, the Hagar Project gives new life to freed slaves in Cambodia.
The 18th and 19th century movement to abolish slavery, with its many Christian leaders, has much to teach us.
A new wave of Catholic women answers the call to ordination priesthood - an act of ecclesial disobedience.
Commentary
Columns
Some years ago on a trip to the U.K., I walked through the historic Holy Trinity Church on Clapham Common in South London.
Culture Watch
Historical reflections on war often lead to the conclusion that the past is prologue, that the same ones are fought again and again, from the Peloponnesus to Afghanistan, from Vietnam to Iraq.
Something is bound to go terribly wrong when so many Christians see the planet as an unimportant holding place where we await salvation; or when preachers and teachers of the faith place too much e
Common Life, Robert Cording's fifth poetry collection, is informed by religious faith and enacts it.
Departments
This afternoon, sir
we nailed God down
He's at the back of the property
He's going nowhere, sir
His feet are stuck
to a block of wood
It's comical, sir
