Sojourners Community's celebration of its first 10 years in Washington, D.C.
Columns
Jim Rice 11-01-1985
Every 11 days since 1945, a nuclear weapon has been exploded by the United States or I the Soviet Union.
Jim Wallis 10-01-1985
In the fall of 1983, Sojourners helped to launch the Witness for Peace, a venture of faith and prayerful nonviolent action, in response to the U.S.-sponsored war against Nicaragua.
Liane Rozzell 10-01-1985
On August 27, the day before he was scheduled to lead a march on Pollsmoor prison, where black political leader Nelson Mandela is serving a life sentence, Rev. Allan Boesak was arrested by South African police under a law that allows for indefinite imprisonment without charges or trial.
Vicki Kemper 10-01-1985
Some pictures speak a thousand words; others speak a thousand years. Such was the image of U.S.
Danny Duncan Collum 8-01-1985
After the highjacking of TWA flight 847, the subject of terrorism is very much with us.
Lindsay McLaughlin 8-01-1985
The sense of God's graciousness toward us has from the very beginning characterized our worship.
Gayle Turner 7-01-1985
The chief hope of the teen-age girls at our afternoon program was to make it through school.
Danny Duncan Collum 6-01-1985
The fundamentalist drive to take over the Southern Baptist Convention.
Joyce Hollyday 6-01-1985
"I know how to play soccer," he whispered--his first words to his great-great-aunt.
Lindsay Jane Dubs 6-01-1985
Every Monday morning, 11 Sojourners Community members prepare for the workaday world.
Vicki Kemper 5-01-1985
Sen. Jesse Helms' personal crusade against the First Amendment continues unabated.