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Casualties of War: Seeking the Truth About Nicaragua
An Interview with Penny Lernoux
The Sojourners Guide to the Nation's Capital
With summer almost upon us, many of us at Sojourners are getting ready for long-awaited vacations. But each year, just as we're trying to spend a few weeks at the beach or in the mountains, many of our readers and other friends make a trek to the nation's capital.
In The Middle: The Challenge of Racial Reconciliation
An Interview with Catherine Meeks
Gifted with Hope: Five Religious Women Talk about their Changing Roles.
An interview with Marjorie Tuite, Melinda Roper, Luanne Schinzel, Joan Chittister, and Rosemary Radford Ruether.
Dismantling Apartheid: Walter Fauntroy Talks About the Free South Africa Movement
An interview with Walter Fauntroy.
Prisoner of Hope
Archbishop Desmond Tutu in 1985. EYEPRESS via Reuters Connect
Sojourners interviewed Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and archbishop of the Anglican Church in Johannesburg, South Africa by phone on December 24, 1984.
Calling The Bluff
An interview with former CIA analyst David MacMichael on arms shipments from Nicaragua to El Salvador.
As We Have Been Given
The Community of Communities statement of vision and purpose.
Bishops at the End of the Line: Two Catholic Bishops Discuss Nuclear Resistance
An interview with Bishop Leroy Matthiesen and Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen.
Suffer The Little Ones
Poor children under Reagan's budget. An interview with Marian Wright Edelman
Of Saints And Senators
An interview on faith and politics with columnist Gary Wills
We Carry the Cross Close to Us
A South African woman talks about her land and her faith.