After a year of encampments that successfully halted bombing exercises by the U.S.
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Ryan Rodrick Beiler 7-01-2000
Christian groups in the United States and Sudan have called for the boycott of BP-Amoco...
Ruth Carroll 7-01-2000
THANK YOU FOR Julie Polter's article with information on alternative and low-cost funerals.
Ryan Rodrick Beiler 7-01-2000
A Baltimore County judge exceeded sentencing guidelines and gave Philip Berrigan, 30 months in prison for damaging an A-10 Warthog aircraft, such as those used to fire depleted uranium ammunition in Iraq and Kosovo.
Rose Marie Berger 7-01-2000
Madonna Kolbenschlag died January 29 in Santiago, Chile, while attending a meeting of the School of Ecofeminist Spirituality and Ethics. She was 64.
Ryan Rodrick Beiler 7-01-2000
One outcome of the circus surrounding the Elian Gonzalez case has been increased scrutiny of U.S.-Cuba policy and renewed hopes for a better relationship with the island nation.
The Editors 7-01-2000
Millions of people died in the slave trade. African AIDS deaths will soon exceed those horrendous numbers. The future of the continent isn't all that's at stake.
Carl Hyde 7-01-2000
THANKS FOR Julie Polter's excellent article about the high cost of funerals ("We All Have to Die," May-June 2000).
Ellen Grigsby 7-01-2000
IN RESPONSE TO Chris Rice's column "What I Learned When I Opened My Mouth About Gay Rights", I would like to say what I learned from some other Christians when I opened my mouth about Jesus and joined a church.
Christopher Loetscher 7-01-2000
JULIE POLTER TROTS out Jessica Mitford's old song and dance routine about the evils of the funeral trade ("We All Have to Die," May-June 2000).
David Anderson 7-01-2000
FINALLY! DUANE SHANK'S article "A Path Between the Extremes," (March-April 2000) says what I've been saying for years. You can teach about religion without proselytizing.
Renee Smith 7-01-2000
THE MARCH-APRIL 2000 Sojourners is one of the best issues ever - the articles were wide-ranging, practical, and well written.