A just and viable alternative to the Bush doctrine.
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Holly Lebowitz Rossi 11-01-2003
The Food Project grows vegetables, relationship, and justice in the suburb and the city.
Peter A. Geniesse 11-01-2003
For two decades, Witness for Peace has been sending delegations of change to places of fear.
Keith Matthews 11-01-2003
The Renovare movement fosters spiritual development as the heart of social justice.
Jens Soring 9-01-2003
What a Department of Corrections shotgun pellet taught me about centering prayer.
Tad Daley 9-01-2003
When desperate victims in distant conflicts plead for help, can America do more than save its own?
Laurel A. Dykstra 9-01-2003
In a time of hardened hearts, the story of Exodus is relevant once again.
Rowan Williams 7-01-2003
Following Jesus assures us of many things, but not that we're always right.
Rosemarie Harding, Rachel E. Harding 7-01-2003
How kitchen-table lessons in welcome and respect helped sustain the black freedom movement.
James Reel 7-01-2003
Churches, human rights groups, border crossers, and civilian militias are mixing it up on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Rose Marie Berger 7-01-2003
The Motor City may never lack for drama, but until the Mosaic Youth Theatre came along there were few opportunities for young people to express themselves on stage.
Beth Isaacson 7-01-2003
An interview with music-maker, activist, and passionate believer Michelle Shocked.
Preparing Christian agents of urban change.