In our November-December 1998 issue, the caption for the photo on page 31 was incorrect.
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Andrew Schleicher 1-01-1999
Shortly after World Food Day (October 16, 1998), Congress finally (by unanimous consent) passed the Africa: Seeds of Hope Act.
Patty Peebles 1-01-1999
MY HUSBAND AND I first heard of Sojourners when we lived in Silver Spring, Maryland, while I was in the Army working at Walter Reed Medical Hospital.
Donna Acquaviva 1-01-1999
GIL DAWES' CRITIQUE of the PBS Frontline documentary The Farmer's Wife ("The Face and Fate of Family Farms," September-October 1998) was excellent and, for the most part, I agreed with it.
Lorna Diggle 1-01-1999
I WAS GLAD to see your excellent issue on the church and labor ("Good Works," September-October 1998).
Carla Friesen-Martin 1-01-1999
IT WAS WITH great interest that I read Judith Gundry-Volf's response to the Southern Baptist Convention's statement regarding the duty of wives to submit to their husbands.
Andrew Schleicher 1-01-1999
Top officials from the National Council of Churches and the NAACP came to the U.S. Supreme Court in October to testify that the court should hire more minorities as law clerks.
Gary Olson 1-01-1999
BRAVO ON YOUR special issue on the church and labor ("Good Works," September-October 1998). One omission was any mention of the Labor Party, an alternative to the twin parties of big business.
Bob Saverine 1-01-1999
I REALLY COULDN'T believe what I read in "Big Labor and Big Business" ("Letters," November-December 1998) which included the statement "...the AFL-CIO doesn't care about people any more than doesn't care about people any more than does Lee lacooca.
Andrew Schleicher 1-01-1999
The Environmental Working Group resigned last October from a presidential advisory panel created to bring together farm and environmental interests on the issue of pesticides.
Larry Boudreau 1-01-1999
DANNY DUNCAN COLLUM'S article "Diagnosis Determines Cure", as a critique of The Communist Manifesto, offered some fine insights into that 19th-century publication.
Andrew Schleicher 1-01-1999
United Methodist Bishop Joseph Sprague filed a formal complaint in October against the Rev.
The Editors 1-01-1999
Nuclear abolition on the cover of Sojourners? Isn't that awfully retro, a flashback to the same-old same-old? A high-ranking military officer in full uniform on the cover of Sojourners?
Kristin Brennan 1-01-1999
Christ House, a residential medical facility for homeless men in northwest Washington, D.C., has yearlong, full-time volunteer opportuni