A men's group at Sojourners? Where surely the men share cooking, parenting, feelings, and a devotion to the Baltimore Orioles?
Euclid Street Journal

Homosexuality has been a very controversial and polarizing issue in the Christian community.

With summer almost upon us, many of us at Sojourners are getting ready for long-awaited vacations. But each year, just as we're trying to spend a few weeks at the beach or in the mountains, many of our readers and other friends make a trek to the nation's capital.

On a Saturday morning in early February, the residents and families living in 26 units of an apartment building in our neighborhood recieved a written notice commanding possession of their premises.

The week between Christmas and New Year's is usually quiet around Sojourners Community.

The sense of God's graciousness toward us has from the very beginning characterized our worship.

The chief hope of the teen-age girls at our afternoon program was to make it through school.

Every Monday morning, 11 Sojourners Community members prepare for the workaday world.

This was not the first time I had talked with IRS agents about our tax resistance.

"Welcome to the Sojourners Neighborhood Center for our very first Christmas!" exclaimed 15-year-old Teresa.

The "Rainbow Peace Train" was made up of little red wagons, tricycles, and strollers.

The rain fell in steady streams. The forecast said rain through the night and into Easter morning.