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Nonviolent protests are one way God's people help reclaim a gospel that is good news for the power and powerless.
“It’s about affirming that every person, including every queer person, bears the divine image and deserves to live free from psychological and spiritual harm,” Bridget Cabrera said.
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“I have this fear that while today is a moment of celebration, many of the forces who brought us here still want to take us further down this road of supremacy and oppression,” Greg Khalil, president and co-founder of Telos Group, told Sojourners.
Rev. David Black found himself in the middle of a spectacle, but he wants to be clear: This story isn't about him.
As the faith-based director of the International African American Museum, Harry Singleton III understands the stakes, and he's not backing down.
There is no logical reason for people to live like this. We should help them.
The Chicago-born pope may not change American legislation, but advocates are hoping he can change the American church.
“I am happy for our sons who are being freed, but we are still in pain for all the those who had been killed by the occupation, and all the destruction that happened to our Gaza,” one source told Reuters.
Hamas freed the last living Israeli hostages on Monday under a ceasefire deal, a key step towards ending two years of war in Gaza as President Donald Trump addressed Israel’s parliament.
Ignore the punditry. Washington gridlock is largely about these two biblical themes.
Leo has been ramping up his criticism of Trump's deportation policies in recent weeks.
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