Politics
Instead of being apolitical or hyperpartisan, churches should practice civic discipleship.
Ofer Cassif, a member of Israel's parliament, speaks out on the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and Israel’s response.
Bhutanese refugees in Madison, Wis., trust that God is their shepherd.
Theologian Katya Tolstaya on making sense of evil, including Putin’s ongoing war against Ukraine.
Migrant ministries feel fear and uncertainty, yet many plan to continue serving, no matter the law.
How five decades as a death row chaplain changed Joe Ingle’s theology.
A conversation with Jonathan Tran about the “personalist” approach to race and the church's role in a reconstructed imagination.
As state and federal government fail to care for migrants, churches are stepping in.
IVF’s uncertain legal future in some states is adding emotional and spiritual exhaustion to the lives of people who want to become parents.
The author and minister told Sojourners that “reconciliation was always supposed to be married to reparations.”
Leaving Miami allowed me to begin healing from my Catholic upbringing. When I returned, I was surprised to find unlikely allies.
From Catholic University of America to Grove City College, Christian schools are struggling to foster dialogue on abortion, racism, and LGBTQ+ rights.
