The Time for Immigration Reform is Now
Back when President Obama was candidate Obama, one of his favorite mantras on the stump was the need to recapture what Martin Luther King, Jr.
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African-American Clergy on Budget Cuts
On April 4th, the global community commemorated the life and legacy of Dr.
I know that Jesus is the Answer, But What Does That Mean?
Is the gospel about Jesus rescuing us from hell and transporting us to heaven
Make Earth Day a Church Day
It is fitting that this year Earth Day falls on Good Friday and that three days later the greatest dawn since the beginning of time
Martin Luther King Jr. and the Silent Betrayal of our Veterans
Forty-three years ago today, Martin Luther King Jr. was shot and killed in Memphis, Tennessee.
Martin Luther King and the Spiritual Death of a Nation
Today is the 43rd anniversary of the martyrdom of Martin Luther King Jr. Although I never met him, I value his life and teachings more and more each year.
Remembering the Real, Radical Martin Luther King
"I had no idea Martin Luther King was a radical!" These shocked words were spoken to me this weekend after an activist training I'd been running in Sydney. I had the privilege to be part of the Make Poverty History "action lab" -- a "teach-in" for 15 young anti-poverty activists chosen from each state of Australia.
Can We Stand to Lose 70,000 Children?
When I was younger, I played by the rules. Everything had to be fair. The quantity of animal crackers in my possession had to be equal, not greater or less than my brother's.
Faith That Creates Jobs
As the old saying goes, 'In God we trust -- all others pay cash.' As our economy shows promising signs of recovery, the cash is not translating into jobs.