“SINKING NOAH’S ARK” points to the timely work of “laying out the clear biblical mandate for believers to protect the environment” done by the Evangelical Environmental Network.
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“Anything worth living for is worth dying for,” Brian Rohatyn told The Washington Post concerning his fast with Pastors for Peace on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.
IT WAS WITH great interest that I read the reflections that were part of In the Image of God. As an actor I know there is too little that depicts the life of the
I MOSTLY AGREED with Jim Wallis about Waiting to Exhale (Hearts & Minds, May-June 1996).
AS BELIEVERS IN justice for those who face discrimination in our society, we applaud the Sojourners mission.
Washington, D.C., is a town with more than its share of vigils, marches, and demonstrations.
I JUST FINISHED reading online the Sojourners piece, Dear Judge Wynn... (March-April 1996) and it literally brought me to tears.
Margarito and Maria Esquino, refugees in Washington, D.C., received death threats this spring that they suspect came from members of El Salvadors ruling ARENA party.
I WAS DELIGHTED with the special section on creativity and faith in the May-June 1996 issue (“In the Image of God”).
British Parliament member John Hume received the International Human Rights Award this spring for his nonviolent reconciliation work in Northern Ireland. Awards were also gi
Thanks to your recent issue with articles on art and artistic creativity (“In the Image of God,” May-June 1996), I have realized my inner passion for poems and poetry that glorify the Lord.
THE "CLOSE TO HOME" column by Marcy Porter in the March-April issue struck a chord in my heart and memory.
I WAS DEEPLY moved by the letters written to Judge Wynn by some of those arrested on December 7 at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda ("Dear Judge Wynn...").
THE JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1996 issue on race in America ("Can We Talk?") sparked me to write.