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VIDEO: "Pastrix" Nadia Bolz-Weber
Nadia Bolz-Weber, pastor of the House of All Sinners and Saints in Denver, Colo., talks to CNN.
STUDY: An Evangelical Call to Action on Climate Change
If you think it’s impossible to change evangelicals’ views on climate change, think again.
MAP: Does Your State Pay a Fair Wage?
As the federal minimum wage stagnates at $7.25 an hour, many states have taken the lead to raise wages on their own. Where does your state stand?
PHOTOS: Meet the Pope's Deputies
Pope Francis' recently named 19 new cardinals—half of which hail from non-European countries—to serve the Roman Catholic Church.
VIDEO: Proud To Be
Indigenous American leaders speak out against the Washington NFL team’s mascot.
VIDEO: The La Puya Resistance
In La Puya, Guatemala, Christian community members are nonviolently standing up against gold and silver mining companies.
Moriel Rothman's Spoken Word Poetry
Moriel Rothman speaks candidly about his decision to not serve in the Israel Defense Forces.
VIDEO: Poetry Reading by Yehoshua November
Hasidic poet, Yehoshua November, on the mystery of God.
VIDEO: Lifting Up Women's Voices
Learn more about the Sojourners Women and Girls (SWAG) work.
VIDEO: A Soldier of Conscience
Joshua Casteel served as an interrogator in Iraq. Then an encounter with a Jihadist challenged him to truly live out his faith.
12 Unique Gifts With a Positive Impact
Invest in the transformation of lives by trying some of these fair trade, eco-friendly gift ideas or charities.
AUDIO: A Song for Newtown
A choral piece dedicated to “all who grieve and in memory of the children and adults of Sandy Hook Elementary School.”
AUDIO: Keeping the Faith?
Illustration by Ken Davis
"Not all who wander are lost."—J.R.R. Tolkien
SLIDESHOW: 'Rev. Riverkeeper' in Action
Dottie Yunger puts her faith into action as the Anacostia Riverkeeper.
10 Bible Verses about Water
God's word is rich with images of water. Drink up.
AUDIO: Kathy Kelly's Defiant Peace Activism
As Ramzi Kysia writes in "The Song Remains" (Sojourners, August 2013), after decades of work, Kathy Kelly’s commitment to peace and nonviolence remains strong. When Sojourners editorial assistant, Dawn Araujo, caught up with her in June, Kelly was between visits to Afghanistan and her work with the Afghan Peace Volunteers. She was spending her “down” time protesting drones, nuclear weapons, and organizing a U.S.