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Sojourners Magazine: August-September 1991

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Keeping the Vision Afloat

Living on the edge
Joe Roos
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A Light in the Tempest

Peace is no longer a safe theological subject or an interesting intellectual debate.
Joan Chittister
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A Letter From the Heart

Thank you for the friendship
Daniel Berrigan
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To Keep the Nation From Losing Its Soul

A new breed of believers
James A. Forbes Jr.
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Unchanged By The World

A reflection on the occasion of Sojourners' 20th anniversary in 1991.
Henri Nouwen
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Strength From the Inside Out

An interview with Gordon Cosby
Carey Burkett
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Hearts In Solidarity

A new family
Catherine Meeks
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'For Still the Vision Awaits Its Time'

Reflections on Sojourners' 20 years
Jim Wallis
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A Gift of Voice

On the road together
Bill Wylie-Kellermann
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Counting the Dead

A keeper of the faith for 20 years
Garry Wills
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When Faith and Popularity Don't Mix

20 years committed to justice
Joan Brown Campbell
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History on the Margins

Sojourners are odd in a society where everything is settled.
Walter Brueggemann
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Feature

Witness to Hope Against a Demonic World

A global society for peace, justice and sustainability requires alternatives
Rosemary Radford Ruether
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Marked By Baptism

Who are we and who are we becoming?
Edmond L. Browning
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The Rock of God's Presence

From Hedley, British Columbia to Birmingham, Alabama
Shelley Douglass
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Commentary

Civil Rights: An Uncertain Present

Life since the 1964 Civil Rights Act
Bob Hulteen
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Putting Earth at the Heart

Environmental issues will remain at the forefront of these pages
Joe Nangle
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Can God Use a Poor Church?

The future of moderates and the Southern Baptist Convention
Ken Sehested
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The Social Costs of an Empty Lunchbox

Child poverty
Carey Burkett
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Troubled Southern Baptist Waters

Moderates chart course as fundamentalists solidify control
Amy Greene
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Trickle-Down Human Rights

US diplomatic relations
Jim Rice
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The Post-War Ethiopia

An opportunity to end the cycle of suffering
Sharon Pauling
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Columns

Twenty Years Under the Big Top

Better off a circus?
Joyce Hollyday
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A Man and His Dream …

The true founder and his dream for Sojourners
Ed Spivey Jr.
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Winning Isn't Everything …

Beneath the parade is tragedy
Jim Wallis
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Culture Watch

Whether for Years or Centuries

25 years with the Starship Enterprise
Joe Roos
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Sisters In Arms

A female hero
Danny Duncan Collum
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There is a Season

The spirituality of the two most recent superpowers is examined
Bob Hulteen
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The Rhythm of Bonnie's Blues

Bonnie Raitt's new offering tips her hand
Karen Lattea
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To Everything

In late 1990, the 20th-anniversary edition of a book of monumental importance was released.
Bob Hulteen
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Departments

The War's Most Deadly Phase

Desert Storm euphoria masking the mess of post-war Iraq
Judy Coode, Brian Jaudon
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Encyclical Spin Control

"Up With Capitalism," exclaimed the May cover of Crisis magazine, a conservative Catholic monthly
Judy Coode, Brian Jaudon
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Iran-Contra -- The Sequel?

The October Surprise
Judy Coode, Brian Jaudon
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Sweeping The Hearth

a poem
Jeanine Hathaway
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