Columns

Joe Roos 12-01-1982

Last year Advent was a very special time for me. A child taught me, in a way only a child can, something precious, something true about the birth we all await.

Jim Wallis 12-01-1982

I have a habit of turning on the radio for the news first thing in the morning. 

Danny Duncan Collum 12-01-1982

We present Fannie Lou Hamer's story as a simple reminder that God's light of love and justice shines in the midst of the most terrible darkness.

Joyce Hollyday 12-01-1982

Unpredictability is a mark of life in Central America.

Joyce Hollyday 11-01-1982

The ride to work is a bit different now.

Joe Roos 11-01-1982

The Peace and Justice Revival

Jim Wallis 11-01-1982

Unemployment. Last month it reached the "double digits": 10.1 per cent of the American labor force is out of work; more than 11 million people are without jobs.

Jim Wallis 11-01-1982

A group of Scandinavian women recently made a pilgrimage for peace by walking to Minsk, in the Soviet Union.

Joyce Hollyday 10-01-1982

At our most recent Sojourners staff meeting, we were reviewing the content of this month's issue: "...and there will be an editorial on the justification of aid to El Salvador." 

Jim Wallis 10-01-1982

I received a phone call from my younger brother Bill the night of August 5.

Danny Duncan Collum 10-01-1982

One of the first theological and pastoral issues to face the early church was that of race.

Danny Duncan Collum 10-01-1982

Every summer there seems to be one song that dominates the atmosphere in our mostly black, low-income neighborhood. 

Joyce Hollyday 9-01-1982

Dawn. We begin our trek to merge ourselves with the thousands of other cars converging on the tunnels and bridges that lead into New York.

Jim Wallis 9-01-1982

The following is taken from a sermon drawing from 2 Corinthians 4:1-15 and preached on June 13, 1982.

Rene Padilla 9-01-1982

The Argentine takeover of the Malvinas (the Falkland Islands)

This past May I had the opportunity to visit the Holy Land for a week.

Jim Wallis 7-01-1982

One morning a few weeks ago I opened the Washington Post to one of the most extraordinary newspaper headlines I have ever read: "Billy Graham: 'I Am Not a Communist.' "

Jim Wallis 7-01-1982

Recently I was invited to address a group of 50 top military officers on the subject, "A Christian View of Nuclear War." 

Joe Lynch 7-01-1982

Sitting on a bench in Peace Memorial Park, it is almost impossible to believe that the atomic bomb was dropped here.

Joe Roos 7-01-1982

Attempts to legally deny the civil and political rights of homosexuals in this country have been introduced sporadically in recent years.