Magazine
Sojourners Magazine: January 2013
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Cover Story
Jim Wallis interviews Richard Viguerie, a law-and-order conservative, on the death penalty and prison reform.
Theological considerations should frame the Christian response to capital punishment.
Feature
Sidebar to "Gandalf, Gollum, and the Death Penalty"
A small congregation in Kentucky demonstrates how your church may have more money—and power—than you think.
Your congregation—large or small—has more to invest than you might expect.
The new Louisville Loan Club is a way to protect people from the shark pool of payday lenders.
Commentary
We should honor slain diplomats by keeping the flame of diplomacy alive.
The U.S. should repent of seeing guns as sacred; sane laws would be a start.
Big Money's corrupting influence on the elections is way out of hand. Here's how to fix it.
Columns
Before the election, several bishops went so far as to threaten their parishioners with eternal damnation if they voted for Obama.
Attitudes toward capital punishment are changing, including among conservatives.
May God cause us to cry out to those mountains of injustice, "Oh freedom!"
Culture Watch
Adapted from "Women as Compassionate Champions: The Doers and the Leaders," by Nyambura J. Njorage, in "Women, HIV, and the Church: In Search of Refuge"
"The Catonsville Nine: A Story of Faith and Resistance in the Vietnam Era," Oxford University Press
Three of the best films of the year: Samsara, Looper, and Seven Psychopaths
Betsy Shirley talks to author Francisco X. Stork about helping young adults ask the hard questions.
Departments
Kelvin Hazangwi, executive director: Padare/Enkundleni Men's Forum on Gender in Harare, Zimbabwe
