Magazine
Sojourners Magazine: November 2025
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How to find the link between grit and grace.
Features
Stories from Christians who didn’t burn out—and from a few who did.
Magazine
Features
The people buried in the Jubilee cemetery comprise a unique underground community wherein walls of difference crumble beneath a layer of red clay and dirt.
Developing minds and hearts need the best we can give them.
Voices
Voices
Tell It Slant
In Washington, D.C., solidarity, go-go concerts, defiant joy, and pointed humor offer a path for all cities facing federal occupation.
Voices
From The Editors
An introduction to the November 2025 issue of 'Sojourners.'
Voices
Commentary
Voices
Columns
Our public discourse and policy agendas would look very different if we truly believed every human being bears and reflects the image of God.
What has changed in the 10 years since “Laudato Si’,” Francis’ papal encyclical on the climate crisis?
Voices
Eyewitness
Assisting refugees and immigrants in northern Montana.
Vision
Vision
Culture
The film ‘Sorry, Baby’ is the most accurate depiction I’ve seen of how trauma stays with you and what it takes to reach a place of stability.
Lamorna Ash’s ‘Don’t Forget We’re Here Forever’ details her quest to understand others’ religious conversions while exploring her own beliefs.
Vision
Books
Ben Brooks explores the cost of giving it all away in ‘The Greatest Possible Good.’
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
In ‘Nervous Systems,’ Sara Billups shows how God meets us wherever anxiety dwells.
Vision
Poetry
A poem.
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Living The Word
November reflections on Scripture from the ‘Revised Common Lectionary,’ Cycle C and A.
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H'rumphs
You would think a country with this ratio would excel at containing sheep. Nope.
The Fallout From Trump’s ICE Storm
They Defended Holy Ground. Trump Called Them ‘Anti-American’