In This Issue
Rev. Billy and his "Church of Stop Shopping" preach the gospel of love, anti-consumerism, and radical neighborliness.
Our 'framing' stories aren't serving us well. But there is an alternative: the good news of Jesus.
Finding God in theater.
Like the actors in this off-Broadway play, we're all participants in the story of Jesus.
Incarcerated women use theater to share their stories - and shape their lives.
Columnists
As the election season progresses and the inevitable wreckage shows up on the side of the road—Gilmore who?
Table of Contents
Cover Story
Rev. Billy and his "Church of Stop Shopping" preach the gospel of love, anti-consumerism, and radical neighborliness.
Our 'framing' stories aren't serving us well. But there is an alternative: the good news of Jesus.
Features
Like the actors in this off-Broadway play, we're all participants in the story of Jesus.
Commentary
Columns
As the election season progresses and the inevitable wreckage shows up on the side of the road—Gilmore who?
Culture Watch
Gripping books for young people provide handles for engaging the world - even the world of violence and war.
When Michael Moore’s documentary about the U.S. health care system, Sicko, opened in theaters last June, I wasn’t feeling too well myself.
Departments
In Ceremonies of the Seasons, Jennifer Cole writes, “All calendars are founded upon a wish to organize our experience of time into manageable units—especially the year, with i
