I FOUND Sanho Tree's article "The War at Home" (May-June 2003) enjoyably thought-provoking.
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Cynthia Gustavson 9-01-2003
Hundreds of years growing on a steep hill, desolate, aging / despite scarce nourishment, they wait for history to recognize them.
Michaela Bruzzese 9-01-2003
"We must re-vision Christian faith as a combative, argumentative, and emancipatory" practice that seeks "the well-being of all."
Joel Finkel 9-01-2003
ARTHUR WASKOW ("Pro-Israel, Pro-Peace, Anti-Occupation," May-June 2003) red-baits one group that has been successful in organizing huge anti-war demonstrations.
The Editors 9-01-2003
In this issue Jim Wallis examines apparent recent shifts in President George W. Bush's theological framework and how those shifts may spur or sustain dangerous politics.
Rose Marie Berger, 9-01-2003
In April, Saskatchewan's Rosthern Junior College sponsored "In Exile...For A While," a new youth immersion program launched by the Mennonite Central Committee...
Rachel Medema 9-01-2003
The poor and needy search for water, but there is none; their tongues are parched with thirst.
Rose Marie Berger, 9-01-2003
Planning a stint in the federal pen? Don't leave home without Clare Hanrahan's Jailed for Justice: A Woman's Guide to Federal Prison Camp.
Rose Marie Berger, 9-01-2003
Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva met with Catholic bishops in May to discuss his Zero Hunger Program.
Rose Marie Berger, 9-01-2003
A new report from the University of North Carolina's National Study of Youth and Religion confirms the old saw: A family that prays together, stays together.
Rose Marie Berger, 9-01-2003
Cistercian monks in southern Poland hope to become the country's first distributors of an ale brewed from a 17th century recipe.
Rose Marie Berger, 9-01-2003
This spring Europe was rocked by a religious fashion war when the Danish superstore Kvickly started selling flip-flop sandals featuring images of Jesus and Mary.
Rose Marie Berger, 9-01-2003
Standing for peace in a war zone is never easy, but it's becoming next to impossible for Middle East human rights groups.
Rose Marie Berger, 9-01-2003
In Nairobi, 700 children walked out of school and through the streets this April, calling for an end to their country's debt burden.
Rose Marie Berger, 7-01-2003
Calling herself "Aly," the Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island, Geralyn Wolf, spent the month of January on the streets, befriending the homeless and sleeping and eating in shelters.