All politics is local--food politics even more so.
Cover Story
Young Christians -- mainline and evangelical, Catholic and Protestant -- are seeking new ways to connect their faith to action ... and in doing so [drum roll] change the world.
We asked 10 next-gen leaders to tell us about their hopes, challenges, passions -- and favorite ways of getting their hands dirty.
Socially responsible investing has morphed into a $2 trillion mainstream industry.
Latino believers don't fit a single mold, and they have expressed their faith in the world in a variety of ways.
Pentecostals may be the least known and most unpredictable group on the landscape.
Latino Pentecostals are increasingly seeing political action as an act of faith.
Building a new politics on the old values of generosity, compassion, and community.
Rules of Engagement
Seven principles for Christian political involvement in the world.
1. God hates injustice.
2. The kingdom of God is a new order.
Christian support for the Iraq war raises the critical question: To whom do we belong?
Whenever I read Luke’s account of the presentation of the infant Jesus in the temple (Luke 2:25-38), I always picture a late afternoon in winter. Nature has slowed down. The day is dying.
Understanding the true presence of Christ helps us become elders, not just elderly.
Rev. Billy and his "Church of Stop Shopping" preach the gospel of love, anti-consumerism, and radical neighborliness.
Our 'framing' stories aren't serving us well. But there is an alternative: the good news of Jesus.
With comprehensive immigration reform off the congressional agenda, the New Sanctuary Movement steps into the breach.