Since Sojourners is a bimonthly magazine, you depend on us to cover the breaking news, with up-to-the-minute commentary on hot stories like Afghanistan which, by the time you read this, should be well on its way to becoming an independent democracy.
Columns
Rose Marie Berger 3-01-2002
Comparing Hasidic and Christian spirituality, a rabbi once said, "There is no joy in Christianity."
Ed Spivey Jr. 1-01-2002
Those of you in the hinterlands—when you’re not taking care of your hinter—are probably wondering what life is like now in Washington, D.C., the nation’s capital...
Rose Marie Berger 11-01-2001
This is to all who serve on the human front, wearing any mask that will get you home. A word: While we are all dying to get out, there is one who died to get in.
Ed Spivey Jr. 11-01-2001
This has been a year of major milestones for our family, not the least of which was the realization that I might finally be allowed to use our bathroom.
Jim Wallis 11-01-2001
This edition of Sojourners went to press just as the U.S. military strikes in Afghanistan began, which makes this special issue even more critical.
Jim Wallis 9-01-2001
My wife, Joy, my son, Luke, and I had dinner recently with our friend Michael Lerner and his wife, Debora, in their Berkeley, California home.
Ed Spivey Jr. 9-01-2001
It's not a matter of who's wrong or right, unless Santa somehow gets involved.
David Batstone 9-01-2001
Millionaire space tourist Dennis Tito's joy ride was sheer hubris; talk about placing yourself at the center of the universe!
Nancy Hastings Sehested 7-01-2001
'Columbine' used to refer to a mountain wildflower. Now it conjures up a national tragedy of teens killing teens.
Nancy Hastings Sehested 5-01-2001
Just when I become practiced in the art of waving my fist and demanding my rights, I get a divine yank.
David Batstone 5-01-2001
'If Buddhism helps them, so be it, but maybe they just need to be better Christians or better Jews.'