While moving money from megabanks (“Time to Move Your Money?” by Jim Wallis, March 2010) is worth doing, where the money is moved to is critical; the “move your money” Web s
Letters
Ken Sehested 6-01-2010
I very much appreciate Jim Wallis commentary ("Time to Move Your Money?" March 2010).
Joy Nelson 3-01-2010
I’m profoundly grateful to Dr. Vincent Harding for such a heart-rending, prophetic letter (“Our Children are Waiting for the Music,” January 2010).
Michael Camp 12-01-2009
I applaud Keith Graber Miller’s call for a balanced sexual counterculture that exults sex-positivism in light of God’s gift of sexuality and exposes sexual irresponsibility and exploita
Marcus McCullogh 12-01-2009
“Sex Without Shame” (by Keith Graber Miller, September-October 2009) was brief, concise, and covered some of the major things that need to be tackled as people of faith really embrace i
Barbara Diefes 12-01-2009
[Regarding Robert Hirschfield’s “Peering Through the Wall” (November 2009)]: Nothing could illustrate more plainly the bias of U.S. reporting of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.
Alice Hague 12-01-2009
I was slightly disappointed by the cover and headline article for the September-October issue (“6 Rules for Shameless Sex,” by Keith Graber Miller).
Dominic P. Scibilia 11-01-2009
Thanks for the timely and encouraging article by Keith Graber Miller, “Sex Without Shame” (September-October 2009).
Christopher Dorn 11-01-2009
I read with interest Elizabeth Palmberg’s “How to … Find a Social Justice College” in the September-October 2009 issue.
Deidre Farrington Schoolcraft 9-01-2009
I read the entire July 2009 issue of Sojourners in one sitting.
Vicki Harley Holland 9-01-2009
I applaud the commentary “When Governments Kill” (by Richard Viguerie, July 2009), as an American who used to support the death penalty.
Al Stewart 9-01-2009
Thank you for Rose Marie Berger’s excellent column, “Stammering Through Dreams” (The Hungry Spirit, July 2009).
Nicholas Hinrichsen 8-01-2009
I have recently been pleasantly surprised to read more stories and blog posts that bring attention to rural causes.
Peter Leoschke 8-01-2009
Regarding “Are Books Obsolete?” by Molly Marsh (May 2009): As a LEED accredited professional, I appreciate the necessity of sustainable practices to promote better health and well-being
Betty Neville Michelozzi 8-01-2009
Thank you for the wonderful issue on “The Green Economy” (May 2009).
Gerard Burford 8-01-2009
Regarding “What Actually Works” (by Glen Stassen, June 2009): As I began reading this article, I noticed that it was all in the past tense.
Lynne Elyse Farmer 7-01-2009
As a bibliophile who loves the act of reading but also the sensory experience of a book’s look, feel, and smell, I thought, “Why would anyone want to read a book on a screen?” Fif
Richard Greer 7-01-2009
I appreciate Derek Webb’s zeal for doing what’s right, but I wonder just how many latrines and wells Webb has gotten his hands dirty digging (“Nashville’s New Groove,”