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Sojourners Magazine: December 1985

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Not an Ounce of Fat

Bill Stringfellow made me realize we live in a world, and a church, crowded with idols.
Jim Forest
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A Mighty Soul

A friend and neighbor remembers William Stringfellow.
Mary Donnelly
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Empowering Spark

William Stringfellow, one of the most authentic prophets of our place and time.
H. Coleman McGehee Jr.
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Eschaton Hospitality

Stringfellow's welcome, grace, and courage.
Jerome Berrigan, Carol Berrigan
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Present and Powerful in Life and Death

William Stringfellow's quest for truth.
Melvin E. Schoonover
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A Mind Full of Surprises

Remembering William Stringfellow, America's most important theologian.
Walter Wink
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With Fear Banished

How Bill Stringfellow spoke truth to the Episcopal Churchmen of Tennessee in 1963.
Will Campbell
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A Parable of Integrity

Bill Stringfellow and the Word of God.
Bill Wylie-Kellermann
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To Mourn and Celebrate

Bill Stringfellow's righteous anger, witness, life, and love.
William Wendt
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A Step Off America

Life at Eschaton.
R. Scott Kennedy
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His Quiet, Tough Advice

Bill Stringfellow was an uncompromising enemy of racism, sexism, and homophobia in the church.
Suzanne R. Hiatt
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'It Was an Adventure'

A remembrance of Bill Stringfellow.
James Y. Holloway
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'The Most Passionate Person I Know'

One of the earliest women to be ordained an Episcopal priest remembers Bill Stringfellow.
Anne C. Garrison
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Feature

O Holy Nightmare

Incarnation and apocalypse.
Bill Wylie-Kellermann
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Columns

A Holy Humanity

How Bill Stringfellow helped teach us the meaning of the incarnation.
Jim Wallis
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'It's Only Just Beginning'

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

Art Brown was showing me his art work.
Joyce Hollyday
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Lessons from Children

Sometimes we are amazed at how much our children understand about our life in community.
Jim Wallis
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Departments

Death and Life of a Friend

A poem in remembrance of William Stringfellow.
Daniel Berrigan
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Five for Incarnation

Christmas is a / promise of armistice / in everyone's war ... 
Evelyn Mattern
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