Sojourners Magazine: March 2021
The gospel is indeed good news for the poor—even in a crisis of poverty.
Features
How faith and community leaders are reimagining public safety.
Voices
Our life and mission for the future.
Pentecostalism began as an interracial movement and held pacifist positions.
Institutions have the capacity to assimilate and co-opt critique instead of being transformed by it.
A student journalist's firsthand account of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Vision
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
Art isn't a stuffy thing behind glass but a conversation hundreds of years in the making.
“The horror, the futility, the farce of war in Iraq,” writes Daniel A. Sjursen, “was the turning point of my life.”
A poem.
March reflections on the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle B.
From our humor columnist.
A Year of Negotiating Grief
Lent is an invitation to converse with grief in all its expressions.