Columns

Jim Wallis 6-01-1984

We were being shown around the Nevada Test Site in a Department of Energy van.

For many of us, "eschatology" is one of those fancy words that theologians toss around.

Ginny Soley 5-01-1984

The 1984 New Bedford rape trials felt something like two strides forward and many small steps backward.

Joyce Hollyday 5-01-1984

The story of a mining disaster.

Jim Wallis 5-01-1984

The Barmen Declaration, the best-known document of the German Confessing Church during the Nazi era.

Joyce Hollyday 4-01-1984

The rain fell in steady streams. The forecast said rain through the night and into Easter morning.

The ostentatiously "religious" nature of Reagan's re-election campaign has been a surprise.

Jim Wallis 4-01-1984

In these difficult times, where do we find hope?

Jim Wallis 3-01-1984

He was only a boy, but he was carrying an automatic rifle over his shoulder.

Joyce Hollyday 3-01-1984

Toni walked into my life on Good Friday.

Jim Wallis 3-01-1984

Something is stirring in the churches.

The confrontation between the U.S. and the Soviet Union has become more tense.

Jim Wallis 2-01-1984

An extraordinary venture of faith along the railroad tracks that carry the White Train.

The result of the siege of Tripoli was the same as it had been in Beirut.

Jim Wallis 1-01-1984

What does it mean to cleave to God?

Jim Rice 1-01-1984

Last spring the Reagan administration was faced with a problem.

Joe Roos 1-01-1984

The main office of Riggs National Bank is located just one short block from the White House.

Danny Duncan Collum 12-01-1983

The invasion of Grenada finally gave the Reagan administration what it has been yearning for.

Joyce Hollyday 12-01-1983

On Kyle's fifth Christmas, he gained a new and special excitement about the birth of Jesus.

The Editors 12-01-1983

A promise of resistance.