Sojourners Magazine: November 2021
A look back: Sojourners magazine was born 50 years ago this fall. A glimpse of the people who got it all started.
Features
In the region, as elsewhere, the stained-glass ceiling is beginning to crack.
Voices
We’re looking forward to the next 50 years of speaking truth to power.
The first issue of what became Sojourners magazine addressed topics that are still very relevant.
The region has a rich history of nonviolent resistance.
His mortal remains are tucked in the earth—while his soul cracks jokes with the saints.
Farmworkers are putting their lives on the line to pick food for our communities.
Vision
The CBS show United States of Al may spend Season 2 grappling with what off-screen reality means for its characters.
Apple TV+'s series takes some small steps ... but not for all "mankind."
Complicated characters care for one another while wrestling with the pain they perpetuate.
Katharine Hayhoe's new book helps us save the things we love.
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
A poem.
November reflections on the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle B.
When stepping out on the dance floor feels like a theological risk.
Working Through to the Early Hours
Is this the price we must pay for entrance into delight, rest, or relationships?