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Jonathan Schell 1-01-1999
The end of the Cold War presents an unparalleled opportunity to abolish nuclear weapons--once and for all.
Charles A. Kimball 11-01-1998
How Christians and Muslims navigate the road ahead will have profound consequences for both communities--and for the world.
Kristine Jensen 11-01-1998

Office of Interfaith Relations at the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA

James J. Zogby 11-01-1998

The image of Islam in American pop culture.

Jane Samuels 9-01-1998
Even church institutions can lose sight of human needs.
Paul Graham 9-01-1998
Clergy in the Twin Cities are making economic justice a priority

There is a key spiritual gift that the church may bring to labor struggle: pastoral care.

Kristin Brennan 9-01-1998
Suggestions and questions to encourage faithful engagement with labor issues.
Jane Slaughter 9-01-1998

The Detroit-based monthly newsletter Labor Notes has emerged as the networking center for the labor reform movement.

Kristin Brennan 9-01-1998

Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice

Why the church and the labor movement belong together.
Murray MacAdam 9-01-1998

Support grows for a shorter work week.

Bob Hulteen 9-01-1998

Since its founding in 1994, the People of Faith Network has organized targeted campaigns to educate religious people about the conditions under which the clothes they buy are made.

Patrick O'Neill 9-01-1998
Baldemar Velasquez settles in for the long haul on behalf of cucumber pickers in the South.
Nate Solloway 9-01-1998

Looking for information on strikes, boycott lists, religious statements on worker issues, stories of labor movement heroes, or watchdog information on corporations?

Peter Laarman 9-01-1998
Why New York churches are resisting workfare.
Rose Marie Berger 9-01-1998

Despite anti-union violence, the United Farm Workers persevere in organizing strawberry pickers.

From City Council to Rodeo Drive: campaigning for a living wage in Los Angeles.
Perry Bush 9-01-1998
For a century and a half, workers and church people have organized together.
Kristin Brennan 9-01-1998
Seminarians are learning about another aspect of church members' lives.