In a remote part of India, the worlds largest democracy, the democratic process came to a grinding halt recently.
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IN HIS ARTICLE on the drama of the Ted Kaczynski Unabomber proceedings, Joe Nangle asks, "How could two siblings turn out so differently?" ("Life in Community" March-April 1998).
The Clinton administration’s aggressive promotion of U.S. arms sales around the world tops Project Censored’s list of censored or underreported news stories for 1997.
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- Christians for Peace in El Salvador (CRISPAZ) seeks volunteers to live in community and work for social justice.
During the stand-off between the United States and Iraq over that country’s suspected possession of chemical and biological weapons...
Genuine faith is never a private matter, something hidden away in ones mind and spirit.
"HONEST, UNFLINCHING, Prophetic"? Those are the words you use on your back cover to describe Sojourners.
I JUST CALLED Ed Spivey, author of the monthly "Hrumphs," to thank him for his most recent effort (March-April 1998).
A neighbor lent me his January-February 1998 issue knowing that I am an Eastern Rite Catholic (also known as the Byzantine Rite).
IM AFRAID THAT just when some wealthy individuals are organizing to ensure that their charity helps to reverse the unjust economic policies of our nation, Ted Turners widely publicize
THE ARTICLE in the January-February 1998 issue by Dale Aukerman ("The Heart of Faith") is powerful and direct, but its 16-cylinder vocabulary, pronouns with unclear antecedents, and run-on sente
IT WAS A great disappointment that your first article to address the "shatter the silence" movement would rebuke the "clan politics" of others, rather than examine your own.
THANK YOU FOR the November-December 1997 issue and its focus on the faithful work and witness of Mary and Gordon Cosby ("Mission: Possible").
I JUST FINISHED reading "A Community That Endures," by Jim Forest (January-February 1998).
WHAT A WONDERFUL article on Mary and Gordon Cosby. I felt their convictions and assessments were right on everything...