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
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Daniel Wolpert 7-01-1996
I WAS MOVED by Oliver Thomas’ commentary, “Neutral and Free” (March-April 1996).
Henry Dyck 7-01-1996
I READ WITH interest the article on the people who were arrested for praying in the Capitol Rotunda. I am a Canadian, and we need the same effort in our provincial and feder
Anthony Pezet 7-01-1996
“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.
Julienne Gage, Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 7-01-1996
“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.
Steve Rabey, Religion News Service 7-01-1996
In a divided city, the dinner table can be a meeting place.
Randy C. Yale 7-01-1996
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
Rev. Elizabeth McMaster 7-01-1996
I MOSTLY AGREED with Jim Wallis about Waiting to Exhale (“Hearts & Minds,” May-June 1996).
John Cepek, Charleen Cepek 7-01-1996
AS BELIEVERS IN justice for those who face discrimination in our society, we applaud the Sojourners mission.
The Editors 7-01-1996
Washington, D.C., is a town with more than its share of vigils, marches, and demonstrations.
Rocci Hildum 7-01-1996
I JUST FINISHED reading online the Sojourners piece, “Dear Judge Wynn...” (March-April 1996) and it literally brought me to tears.
Julienne Gage, Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 5-01-1996
Ward Valley in California's eastern Mojave Desert may seem like the middle of nowhere to those looking to dump their nuclear sludge.
Julienne Gage 5-01-1996
Cook for a Cause. State of the World. Access to Reinvestment. National Green Pages.