Sojourners Magazine: January 2022
American workers are exhausted. Can an ancient biblical practice show us a way out?
Features
Holy rest is only possible in community.
New internet technologies present new options—and questions—for Christians' work for justice.
Faith leaders must suspend the belief that mental health clinicians will minimize religious belief, and clinicians must trust in collaboration.
Voices
Mary reminds us that, ultimately, the mighty will be brought down from their thrones and the hungry will be filled with good things.
Technological advances must be coupled with a commitment to community.
Going beyond ethical shopping to stand in solidarity with garment workers.
Our myriad crises are exacerbated by our lack of global cooperation.
A paradigm-shifting lectionary embraces the Bible's liberating power.
'In America: Remember’ was a vast field of flags: one for each person who died from COVID-19.
Vision
Hoarders reminds us that sorting people is never as easy as “good” and “bad.”
Unarguably heavy words roll easily off poet Lawrence Joseph's tongue.
Michael J. O'Loughlin's Hidden Mercy draws attention to Catholics who fought HIV/AIDS injustice with compassion.
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
Isaiah 53:7-8; Acts 8:26-39
January reflections on the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle C.
How to align your spiritual stocks with the BIBL.
What Should Children Be Taught About Racism in the United States?
How to have constructive conversations amid anti-CRT mania.