Magazine
Sojourners Magazine: February 2019
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Benjamin Crump is a civil rights attorney whose clients include the families of Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice, and most recently Emantic Bradford Jr., a black man shot from behind by police at an Alabama mall on Thanksgiving Day. Crump talked with Assistant Editor Da'Shawn Mosley about the faith that sustains his work and gives him hope.
Cover Story
The stubborn faith of the civil rights attorney who represented Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, and many others.
Feature
Five Asian concepts that can deepen our understanding of the Holy Spirit.
Restoring the right to vote to formerly incarcerated people models Christian forgiveness.
Commentary
Planned economic contraction may provide a way forward in climate collapse.
More than a billion people have lifted themselves out of extreme destitution.
Four top athletes break down what it means to be a man.
Culture Watch
From cinematic moments bringing to light social inequality to showcasing Christ-like love.
A review of ‘Backs Against the Wall: The Howard Thurman Story,’ written and directed by Martin Doblmeier.
Departments
Blame it on the apple, Augustine, or purity culture, but many churches blush when it comes to body parts, especially naked ones.
Columns
The oppressed don’t need critical theories of injustice—they need a way out.
America still has a choice to make: Will we be a racist nation going forward?
Faith leaders in British Columbia are leading the way in ‘proclaiming the gospel without fear.’
Christians have allowed U.S. culture to dictate their faith.