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Dreaming My Home Into Being

Let's think beyond a survival mentality. 

by Lisa Sharon Harper
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The Lingering Trauma Of Mob Violence

Events like the Jan. 6 attack leave wounds to the soul and psyche.

by Rose Marie Berger
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A line drawing of Ed Spivey throwing a jar of pens and notebook with colorful splatters along the bottom of the frame.

This Isn't Goodbye, It's... Well, Okay, It's Goodbye

From our humor columnist.

by Ed Spivey Jr.
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One Irritating Thing About the Bible

It keeps instructing us to do things we don't want to.

by Bill McKibben
A hand is holding a pen made out of a bouquet of flowers.

In Search of My Mother's Garden

My mother's offering of her gifts invited and cultivated my own.

by Jeania Ree V. Moore
Jim Wallis and Ed Spivey Jr., 1976 / Sojourners archive photo

Answering the Call

Thinking of Ed Spivey will always make me smile.

by Jim Wallis
Illustration of a grumpy old man face sticking out of a coffee mug.

When Working Alone Resembles Outtakes From the Animal Kingdom

From our humor columnist.

by Ed Spivey Jr.
Illustration of a kid with a foam finger watching a basketball game.

March Madness and the Israelites in the Desert

Both offer lessons as we emerge from the pandemic.

by Adam Russell Taylor
Illustration of human faces with vaccine vials around them.

I'm Well Over 65, But Cursed With the Body of a 64-Year-Old

From our humor columnist.

by Ed Spivey Jr.
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We Have 9 Years Left—450 Sunday Sermons—to Save the Planet

Climate math turns to moral issues.

by Bill McKibben
Greek columns with a silhouette of Vice President Kamala Harris.

The Problem With ‘Historic Firsts’

Institutions have the capacity to assimilate and co-opt critique instead of being transformed by it. 

by Jeania Ree V. Moore
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Taking Sojourners Into the Next 50 Years

Our life and mission for the future.

by Jim Wallis
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Bill McKibben
One Irritating Thing About the Bible
Jim Wallis
Answering the Call
Jeania Ree V. Moore
In Search of My Mother's Garden
Photo: Brandon Hook / Sojourners
Ed Spivey Jr.
This Isn't Goodbye, It's... Well, Okay, It's Goodbye