Sojourners Magazine: August 2021
102 years after her birth, artists and activists are still learning from the vision of Corita Kent.
Features
Artists and activists are still learning from the vision of Corita Kent.
“Some of our Founding Fathers knew more about Islam than some members of Congress now.”
Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation creates sacred space in a Chicago neighborhood.
Voices
Breaking the stigma around mental health.
When it comes to people of faith in public service, not all religions are created equal.
There are more Puerto Ricans living on the mainland than on the island. What will happen to the land of our ancestors?
Voters are supposed to choose their politicians, not the other way around.
Sexism undervalues work performed by women and shapes policy and economic forces.
When empire is “game master,” Jesus-followers should interrogate the “play.”
Vision
The climate heroes of ‘Ministry’ are not the politicians and celebrities who act with pomp and hubris.
A poem.
August reflections on the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle B.
Our guest humor columnist reimagines ‘VeggieTales.’
What Is the Cost of Christian Patriarchy?
Because it doesn't stay confined to Christian spaces.