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James W. Douglass, Shelley Douglass 1-01-1996
These reflections actually began with Christmas, the incomprehensible feast celebrating the unbelievable fact: God with us, God loving us (see "Living the Word," November-December 1995).
The Editors 1-01-1996
THE AUTHORS OF OUR cover article, "Can We Talk?," Andrea Ayvazian and Beverly Daniel Tatum, have worked together as anti-racism trainers and consultants since 1988...
Joyce Parkhurst 1-01-1996
IT WAS WITH A certain sense of dismay that I read through your November-December 1995 issue.
Wes Howard-Brook 1-01-1996
THE RECENT ISSUE of Sojourners seemed to me ironically to carry the seeds of its own critique.
Phil Miller 1-01-1996
WHAT A JOY to discover among the rich contents of the November-December 1995 issue an item that proclaims a great truth
John Vialet 1-01-1996
LIKE GRAHAM AND NOLA Daniell of Perth, Australia, and the ancient Israelites, it is my practice to begin reading Sojourners on the back page.
Jonathan P. Gosser 1-01-1996
I AM A PASTOR of a congregation in a rural community and many of our members are farmers, so I have appreciated the attention you have given over the years to rural issues and sustainable agriculture...
Darren Briggs 1-01-1996
ALTHOUGH I HAVE NOT found the new online relationships that Bob Sabath has, I do find that my e-mail exchanges with existing friends have greatly enhanced our relationships and assisted us in keeping in touch.
Jonathan Hayes 1-01-1996
I WAS GLANCING at a back issue of Sojourners last night. Jim Wallis recounted the wretched events that took place in Chicago this summer ("Hearts & Minds," September-October 1995).
Bill Wylie-Kellermann 1-01-1996
Calling corporations and unions to their true vocations in the Detroit newspaper strike.
Subscribers 11-01-1995
NEW TECHNOLOGY, according to the commentary "community.com" (by Bob Sabath, September-October 1995), is "helping people find each other, build relationships, and work together toward common dr
May Sarton 11-01-1995
May Sarton-poet, novelist, feminist, journal keeper, and Sojourners member-died this summer at the age of 83 (see "May Sarton: Years of Praise," September-October 1995).