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Columns
Ed Spivey Jr. 5-01-2004
I pulled dramatically into the office parking lot, turned off the ignition and coasted to a stop, the powerful engine reluctantly emitting its final throaty rumble.
Rose Marie Berger 4-01-2004
'His grave is out past the cedar tree," says the woman in the abbey gift shop. It is an icy Monday morning on the back roads of Kentucky's bluegrass country.
Jim Wallis 4-01-2004
In the recently published collection of excerpts from William Sloane Coffin's speeches and sermons -Credo- appears this gem: "When the rich take from the poor, it's called an economic plan."
Ed Spivey Jr. 4-01-2004
As we enter the heart of the political season and brace ourselves for the spectacle of two grown men competing for the favor of a nation...
Jim Wallis 3-01-2004
Our new field organizer for Call to Renewal was working the room at a conference of leaders of local councils of churches and interfaith organizations from around the country.
Ed Spivey Jr. 3-01-2004
This being our special issue on the environment, I must preface my remarks about wanting to strangle the squirrel in my bedroom wall...
Rose Marie Berger 2-01-2004
When I want to see live gospel stories, I go to the Amoco station at 14th and Euclid in my Washington, D.C. neighborhood.
Rose Marie Berger 1-01-2004
I need an incarnation more powerful than the hell of the daily headlines.
Jim Wallis 1-01-2004
During the run-up to the Iraq war, I learned two valuable lessons that have stayed with me.
Ed Spivey Jr. 1-01-2004
As I begin my 30th year at Sojourners, it seems appropriate to take a modest look back at the enormous impact I have had on the magazine...
Jim Wallis 11-01-2003
The beneficiaries of wartime tax cuts and contract deals are nothing less than war profiteers.
Rose Marie Berger 11-01-2003
Image: Scorpions and Centaurs / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
"Do you believe in hell?" a friend asked.
David Batstone 11-01-2003
Technology does not uproot the themes of trust and betrayal in our human drama.