Feature

Jenn Svetlik 3-01-2010

A veteran activist speaks with a new generation of Christian justice workers.

Jeannie Choi 2-01-2010

A Toronto church wall speaks to the vibrancy of faith, thanks to the work of four aerosol artists.

Today's Jewish social justice movement is renewing its strength with faith and grassroots power.

Jeannie Choi 2-01-2010

Geneticist Francis Collins -- new director of the National Institutes of Health -- talks about faith, science, and the spiritual practices that sustain him.

What is the connection between a mother in Pennsylvania and a mother in northern Canada?

Vincent G. Harding 1-01-2010

An open letter from a civil rights elder to President Obama.

Women's advocacy groups in Kenya take on the issues that most hit home.

Joyce Hollyday 12-01-2009
It's time for a new relationship with Cuba.
Ched Myers 12-01-2009

A Bible study on Luke 12, ecology, and economics.

Why George Shultz wants to ban nuclear weapons

Robert Hirschfield 11-01-2009

How the Israeli media cover the occupation

Elizabeth Palmberg 9-01-2009

Because there are so many different facets of social justice, there’s no one formula for picking a school that values it.

Churches Supporting Churches gets congregations into partnership -- and policy.

Rosalie G. Riegle 9-01-2009

A program that educates Iraqi students in the U.S. is helping to rebuild Iraq, one student at a time.

Kaitlin Barker 9-01-2009

Retooling seminaries for the world of today -- and tomorrow.

Joe Murchison 8-01-2009

At age 29, Don McClanen founded the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Five ministries later, McClanen -- now 83 -- continues his remarkable journey.

Jim Wallis 8-01-2009

A conversation with PBS host Tavis Smiley.

Mimi Haddad 8-01-2009

The rich history of evangelical feminism.

Brian McLaren 7-01-2009

Ancient Christian practices are finding a home in post-modern Christianity.

Seventeen activists and church leaders talk about the disciplines that keep them girded for the struggle.