Magazine
Sojourners Magazine: December 2005
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Cover Story
Congregations find passion and purpose by blending ancient traditions and contemporary action.
Feature
Whether founding schools or fixing toilets, Nelson good embodied community and faithful living.
Commentary
Columns
We are stuck with half-baked measures to contain runaway medical costs.
I had mostly experienced an American Christianity without Christ.
The arrest slip identified my 'property' as a Bible, a set of keys, and shoelaces.
Culture Watch
Ron Hansen talks about stories, faith, and being a 'Christian writer.'
Participating in the Divine
Race relations used to be a pertinent and profitable topic in Hollywood’s m
Seeking Mystery Together
Using the translated texts of sacred mystical poetry, David Wilcox and his w
Departments
Trouble Spots
[In “Should Churches Divest?” August 2005], Don Wagner refers to “bypass roads
Airing the Future
Television history was made in the Middle East during the summer when a documentary explori
Troops Come Home Now
Religious leaders—including UCC pastor Diane Baker, theologian Cornel West, Rabbi A
Keep Measured Tones
Thanks for the wonderfully inspiring and challenging piece by Brian McLaren (“A Bri
A Plumpy’nut Christmas
In this space we usually poke fun at religious kitsch, but occasionally we give a
Don Wagner responds:
Palestinians with West Bank (blue) and Gaza (white) license plates are routinely prevent
Principled Immigration Reform
In the past decade, more than 2,000 people have died crossing the Mexican-U.S.
Mind the Gap
Two recent reports examining global economic inequality emphasize the need for substantive econo
Out of Sight, Out of Mind?
Ark-Type: In September, evangelical and Jewish scientists, ethicis
For many of us, Nelson Good the subject of our incarnation focus in this issue was a fellow parishioner and community member, an indefatigable scheduler of retreats at Rolling Ridge Retreat Center in
Out of Sight, Out of Mind?
Atlanta’s city council passed a controversial bill in August banning panhandl